fix: resolve Figma bound color variables in style comparison - #47
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFigma baseline fetching now detects bound color variables, retrieves local variable metadata when needed, and passes it to style extraction. Style extraction resolves supported color variables by mode and falls back to literal fill colors when resolution fails. ChangesFigma variable color resolution
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change resolves Figma-bound color variables while preserving literal-color fallback behavior, with no actionable merge-blocking risk remaining after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant fetchBaseline
participant FigmaRESTAPI
participant extractFigmaStyle
fetchBaseline->>FigmaRESTAPI: fetch node document
fetchBaseline->>FigmaRESTAPI: fetch /variables/local for bound color variable
FigmaRESTAPI-->>fetchBaseline: return variable data or failure
fetchBaseline->>extractFigmaStyle: pass variable data
extractFigmaStyle-->>fetchBaseline: return resolved style or literal fallback
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In `@packages/verify/src/figma-node-style.ts`:
- Line 197: Update the caller around toHexColor so the resolved variable alpha
value.a is multiplied by solidFill.opacity before conversion, producing the
combined alpha in the hex color. Add a regression test covering variable alpha
0.5 with paint opacity 0.5 and expect the resulting alpha to be 0x40.
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…esolution A bound variable's resolved value can carry its own alpha (e.g. a "White 50%" token) separate from the paint's opacity. resolveBoundColor was dropping value.a and using solidFill.opacity alone, so a translucent token on a fully-opaque paint round-tripped as opaque -- a false style mismatch (or false pass) for any contract using such a token. Found by CodeRabbit review on #47.
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In `@packages/verify/src/figma-node-style.ts`:
- Around line 204-206: Update isRgba to require finite numeric r, g, and b
channels, and accept a only when it is absent or finite and numeric. Ensure
malformed RGBA values are rejected so toHexColor uses the literal paint
fallback, and add coverage for missing, non-numeric, and non-finite channels.
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isRgba only checked for the presence of an "r" key, so a variable value missing g/b, or with a non-numeric/non-finite channel, would pass through to toHexColor and produce a garbage hex string (e.g. toHexChannel(undefined) rounds to "NaN" and gets embedded verbatim) instead of falling back to the fill's literal color. Found by CodeRabbit review on #47.
extractFigmaStyle previously ignored SolidPaint.boundVariables.color and always compared against the stale literal fill value, so any node whose fill is bound to a Figma Variable (increasingly the default in modern Figma files) produced false positives/negatives in the style gate. Fetching the resolution needs the variables/local endpoint, which is Enterprise-plan-gated on Figma's side, so fetch-baseline only calls it when a node's fill actually carries a bound color id, and treats a fetch failure (403, other HTTP error, deleted variable, non-COLOR variable, unresolved alias chain) as non-fatal: it warns and falls back to the literal paint color, same as today's behavior. Mode resolution uses the node's own explicitVariableModes when present, else the collection's defaultModeId -- ancestor-level mode overrides aren't visible from a single fetched node, a documented limitation rather than a silent wrong answer. Scoping: no contract or fixture in this repo currently uses a bound color variable, so the real-world impact here is zero-cost by construction (the extra API call only fires when a bound color is actually present). Closes #37
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Summary
extractFigmaStyle(packages/verify/src/figma-node-style.ts) previously ignoredSolidPaint.boundVariables.colorand always compared against the resolved-at-fetch-time literal fill value. Any node whose fill is bound to a Figma Variable — increasingly the default in modern, design-system-driven Figma files — got compared against a stale/wrong color, producing silent false positives/negatives in the style gate.boundVariables.colorto the variable's current value viaGET /v1/files/:file_key/variables/local, using the node's ownexplicitVariableModesoverride when present, else the collection'sdefaultModeId. Ancestor-level mode overrides aren't visible from a single fetched node — documented limitation, not a silent wrong answer.fetch-baseline.tsonly calls it when a node's fill actually carries a bound color id (boundColorVariableId) — zero extra API calls for the common case.COLORvariable, unresolved alias chain, missingvariablespayload) falls back gracefully to the literal paint color and surfaces a warning, never a thrown error or silently wrong data.Scoping note
Grepped this repo for existing contracts/fixtures using bound color variables — none found (no contract JSON files are checked in at all yet). Real-world impact within this codebase is currently zero, but the fix is opt-in/zero-cost by construction (extra call only fires when a bound color is actually present), so it's safe to land ahead of any contract that needs it.
Closes #37
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pnpm --filter @framelia/verify test— 218/218 passing, including new coverage:extractFigmaStyle/boundColorVariableIdunit tests: default-mode resolution, explicit-mode resolution, opacity combination, fallback on deleted/non-COLOR/alias-chain variables, fallback when novariablesdata suppliedfetchBaselineintegration tests: resolves viavariables/localwhen bound, warns + falls back on 403, never callsvariables/localwhen no bound variable is presentpnpm run typecheck— clean across all workspacespnpm run lint/pnpm run fmt:check— clean🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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