Glyph Name Pattern

Naming pattern used to detect glyph content assets (e.g. icon glyphs). When absent, no glyph detection is performed.

Guide

See Icon Glyphs for naming strategies and worked examples.

Configuration

config:
  processing:
    glyphNamePattern: 'DS Icon Glyph / {i}'

Result

When the pattern matches, the layer is typed as a glyph in the anatomy and its matched name is captured as the element’s content. From the DS Alert output, the decorativeIcon glyph carries the resolved icon name:

{
  "anatomy": {
    "decorativeIcon": { "type": "glyph" }
  },
  "default": {
    "elements": {
      "decorativeIcon": {
        "styles": {
          "width": 20,
          "height": 20,
          "fillColor": { "$token": "DS Color/Alert/Info/Element", "$type": "color" }
        },
        "content": "info"
      }
    }
  }
}

Without glyphNamePattern, the layer is treated as an ordinary element and no content glyph name is extracted.

Options

• Type: string
• Default: absent (disabled)
• Effect: When set, layers whose names match the pattern are detected as glyph assets. When absent, glyph detection is skipped entirely.

The pattern must include the {i} placeholder, which marks where the glyph name appears in the component name. Internally {i} becomes a (.+) capture group and the matched text is used as the glyph’s content value. See Icon Glyphs for the full pattern syntax.

Path

config.processing.glyphNamePattern