This Sketch plugin allows designers to upload the selected artboard or slice to
Cloud App with a simple shortcut ⇧⌘U.
The plugin works by exporting the selected artboard or layer to Sketch's cache
directory and uploading that file via Cloud App.
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Double-click the file
Upload.sketchpluginSketch should open automatically and tell you that a new plugin was installed.
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Download Sketch Toolbox
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Search "Sketch Upload" and press install.
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Enjoy!
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Select the artboard you would like to upload.
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Then run the plugin via
Plugins > Uploador the simple shortcut⇧⌘U. -
Sketch will prompt you to name your file.
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That's it! Enjoy, and please share this plugin with everyone you know!
###Note:
If you want to upload your designs via another service (i.e. Droplr) just change
var PREVIEW_APPLICATION = "CloudApp";
to what ever app you use.
BUT BE SURE TO PUT THE APP NAME, NOT THE SERVICE NAME!
This plugin was developed with the Non-App Store version of Sketch 3.3 and Cloud App 3.3.0
###Note: I have not tested v0.5 of Sketch Upload on Sketch 2. If there are problems revert to v.2 and let me know!
If there are any problems with this plugin try debuging the problem first. Simply edit the .sketchplugin file and set DEBUG to true and check the console for errors.
If you are still having problems, create an issue and explain the problem in full detail. Please provide steps to reproduce the problem and if you are willing, the .sketch file. Logs would aslo be helpful :)
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Cloudup does not work with this plugin. (Issue #4)
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Sketch Upload does not work without an artboard or slice named
upload. (Issue #7)
Follow me & ask questions @jelias
and feel free to contribute, your help would be greatly appreciated.
#Thanks
Huge thanks to Marc Schwieterman (@mschwieterman / @mbs) for making all this possible!
This plugin is largely based on his sketch-preview plugin, with a few tweeks from David Klawitter and his fork of sketch-preview. Seriously, Marc's plugin is a huge part of Sketch-Upload.
MIT License