Similar to how sketch runner does it, it would be nice to be able to see a preview of the component before inserting it

Would it be possible to show linked libraries when using Figma Walker (with the "i" setting)

If you press down on the the last item in the view it should scroll one item down.

Currently, when you select a Master Component, it jumps to the frame correctly, but it also creates an instance of the component, which is unexpected.

Is this repo dead? I'd love more feature parity with Sketch Runner Pro. I'd even pay for it, like I've don't with Runner Pro. My main missing features is being able to insert team library components, and a better component insert implementation.

Is the viewer an unavailable plug-in?

Can you add the ability to filter the results per page or for frames, on a parent/artboard level?

I can't help but to want a more robust way to search through my assets. When using Walker, the search does not tell me where the component came from, such as the library or the folder within the library. When designing for different things, I need to be sure I am selecting the correct components. Is there a way to implement this?

Current behavior: User inserts component via Walker. The new component is added to the top of the layers list regardless of any layer selection.

Expected behavior: The added component should be inserted directly above the selected layer. If there are no selected layers/frames then insert it at the top of the layers list.

Amazing plugin! Thank you!

I'm not sure if this is a limitation of the Figma API, but it would be great if the input could receive keyboard focus when loading so that the user could start typing instead of needing to click on the field first.

Seems like these new types of symbols, "Variants" do not appear in the insert list.

Hello,

Can't find the shortcut to open the plugin ^^
I have to do "right clic > plugins > walke" each time to open?

Thank you for your work!
Cheers

I'm really fond of Walker. It really would be great if it is possible to find components by the tags added into the description field. That way we could find variations of a main component easier.

Also, if Walker could get a settings page, where we can say: find main, instance, description or whatever.

What do you say?

As a user I want to hold the arrow key to select down.

Currently it only allow single key press, so if you want to go down far you need to press many times.

How do you launch it using only a keyboard? I looked through the docs and only found keyboard shortcuts for interacting with walker once it's open.

It appears that currently Walker is limited to the contents of page it was launched from, that severely limits its usefulness in real-world usage. Is it a limitation of Figma's API or something that could be improved upon?

currently the figma API doesn't allow to change active page (I think)

So it is after the figma API has announced that feature.

Fuzzy find

Thank You, cuz you made my life much, much easier <3

1. Would be really nice to close the window with the shortcut (Escape is the most conventional one)
2. Shortcut for opening Walker would be also nice, but that can be set up using OS tools
3. Select All (⌘+A) for some reason doesn't work in Walker's input

Currently, when trying to insert a component (using the "i " command prefix) it seems that Figma Walker only finds components that are at the "root" level of each page. I have many components that are organized into frames by category (Icons, Cards, etc.), and Walker does not list those as options to insert.

I really want to use Walker but this issue is a blocker for me. Organizing master components by putting them inside frames seems like a common practice, and it's recommended by the Figma Help docs here: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038663994-Name-and-Organize-Components#Organize_our_Components – so it's a huge bummer that Walker is currently not compatible with this approach. Thank you for any attention you can give to this!

It would be cool if I could paste a URL from the board into Figma Walker and for it to find/send me to that part of the board. Is this possible?

The reason I ask this, is because Figma provides deep links to frames in its URLs and designers often link to each within tickets and other things, but Figma can take a long time to load for a big project, so I have been trying to just have one tab open for Figma and to jump around within that tab without opening new ones (but you can’t do this if you only have links).