The very first extension is the one we’re looking for, so install it. Once in Visual Studio Code open up the Extensions panel and search for Adobe XD: Then in the following screen I can select the library I just published, then click Get Link which I can copy in preparation for the next step. In the pop up I can then hit the Publish button next to the current file (this may take a moment). I’m going to click the button up top, to the left, which says Publish as a Library when hovered over. In here you’ll see I’ve defined four colors (which all have a name), some character styles, and two components (the card and the button). Under the Libraries tab I can then choose Document Assets which in this case gives me something like this: We begin with an Adobe XD document (this here is an example I used in a tutorial about 3D Transforms in Adobe XD): Better Design Systems with Adobe XD for Visual Studio Code
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