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I'm desperately looking to render this object programmatically, so I can work with it with handlebars.js, when I try to pass a property as it is of now, I do get an error about the fact that handlebars can process only "own" properties. The object looks like this, I'm not able to use the (i guess getters?) properties with (...)

FrameNode {id: '555:42'}
id: "555:42"
absoluteBoundingBox: (...)
absoluteRenderBounds: (...)
absoluteTransform: (...)
attachedConnectors: (...)
backgroundStyleId: (...)
backgrounds: (...)
blendMode: (...)
bottomLeftRadius: (...)
bottomRightRadius: (...)
children: (...)
clipsContent: (...)
componentPropertyReferences: (...)
constrainProportions: (...)
constraints: (...)
cornerRadius: (...)
cornerSmoothing: (...)
counterAxisAlignItems: (...)
counterAxisSizingMode: (...)
dashPattern: (...)

Is it even possible to invoke these programmatically?

I tried really everything, but nothing seemed to work. It might just be my lack of knowledge though.

Robert Hošták
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  • Have you tried ```JOSN.stringify(yourObject,null,2)``` ? This would render it. You should be able to convert it to a standard object with ```newObject = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(yourObject))``` ? – user3094755 Feb 09 '23 at 22:58
  • @user3094755 Hello, yes, it copies/renders just the id, the rest of the getters do not render/copy. Thanks for the input though! – Robert Hošták Feb 09 '23 at 23:57

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