Documentation

Kactus is built on top of the giant called git. That's why in order to use Kactus efficiently, we will need to learn some concepts used by git. While it is a very powerful technology and as such can be overwhelming at first, we just need a few key concepts to start with.

Here is a quick glossary of specific terms that we use across the documentation.

How does it work?

That's a good question. In a seemigly magical fashion, Kactus transforms your sketch files into separate text files. One for each layer. This allows git to track them, merge them, compare them.

Read more about how to work with Kactus.

Configuration

You can do a lot of things with Kactus: share one or multiple pages across your sketch files, share the text styles, etc..

All this configuration is done via a file called kactus.json. See what its format is here.

// TODO

Hit me with what doesn't seem clear and I'll prioritize it!