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=Twitter user= @oscar_oto really appreciate your arranging artboards plugin. However, when I'm trying to arrange for groups with more than 9 artboards, it arranges them 1,10,11,12, 2, 3 rather than 1 2 3...10 11 12. Is there a way to change this? Am I making a mistake? thanks

Thanks for a plugin, awesome idea and highly useful.

However, it’s a bit unclear what naming conventions work and what don’t. E.g. it doesn’t work with some of the artboard names I’ve put in, or different separators for the hierarchy. Perhaps you should specify the rules?

= Twitter user = Artboard order in sketch goes from bottom to top - but your Plugin arranges from top to bottom. It might be nice to change that in a setting.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aj16T_Ds0bkv03t1cXLs7x7Gjcg3

Hi, I was having a lot of issues with the plugin on Sketch 90 where it just wouldn't arrange the board properly for no apparent reason.
I took upon myself to investigate the issue, I noticed the API has changed a lot since this was created and that might be the root cause.

I wasn't sure how to properly edit your code so I used skpm to scaffold a new project and copied your code into it.
I have it working again in this repo: https://github.com/gbrunow/arrange-artboards-hierarchically

If you'd like we can work towards generating a PR.

Is it possible for this plugin to work with A / 1 / 2 (notice the spaces) instead of A/1/2?

Not sure, but I guess we need to .split("/").map(name => name.trim())?

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It's more of a cosmetic change so that both scenarios would be covered...not really a bug.

I am arranging my artboards thus:
A1/Description...A1/Description
A2/Description..A2/Description

https://cl.ly/9f743b930663

When I select Arrange Artboards in column it just organizes in one vertical column. I would expect 2. 1 column for A1 and 1 for A2. Is that incorrect?

Thanks for your plug-in, I've tried it on a large project with many screen variations and levels.

It would be nice to be able to have a tag for levels in the name rather than relying on the exact artboard name. This way you could be more specific about where a screen sits within a hierarchy and still have more flexible naming conventions.

An example might be:

• Your designing screens for project management software
• each project has tasks and each task has subtasks
• You can view the tasks from the projects page through either a list or grid view

The hierarchy looks like:

Projects/Tasks-list-view
Projects/Tasks-grid-view
Projects/Tasks-list or grid view/Task details

Currently even though Task details is on the 3rd level down it's relation to the variations of the views isn't displayed well.

Another example for naming convention is again for variations

If you wanted to have say an admin view and a user view variations of screens it becomes complicated to figure out how to nest and name the artboards in the current iteration of the plugin.

e.g.

Projects > Tasks-list or grid view > Task details (Admin view) > Subtask details (Inline errors)

Would be done something like:

Projects/Tasks-list/Task details/Admin view/Subtask details/Inline errors

This becomes cumbersome when really it should be more like:

Projects/Tasks-variations/Task details-variations/Subtask-variations

I hope this feedback is helpful.