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ComfyQR-scanning-nodes

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Last updated
2025-01-26

A collection of ComfyUI nodes designed to facilitate the quick evaluation of generated QR codes for their scannability. This tool serves as a companion to ComfyQR, enhancing the capabilities of QR code management within the ComfyUI framework.

  • Provides two primary nodes: one for reading QR codes and another for validating the extracted text.
  • Utilizes the pyzbar library for QR code reading, ensuring compatibility and ease of use within the ComfyUI environment.
  • Allows for customizable validation processes, including options to interrupt workflows based on QR code readability and text matching.

Context

This tool, known as ComfyQR-scanning-nodes, is specifically developed for users of ComfyUI who need to assess the scannability of QR codes. It enhances the functionality of the existing ComfyQR project by allowing users to quickly extract and validate QR code data, thus improving the overall workflow in generating and testing QR codes.

Key Features & Benefits

The tool includes two distinct nodes: the "Read QR Code" node, which extracts text from QR codes using the pyzbar library, and the "Validate QR Code" node, which checks the accuracy of the extracted text against expected values. These features are crucial for ensuring that QR codes are not only generated but also functional and reliable for end-users.

Advanced Functionalities

The "Validate QR Code" node offers advanced options such as the ability to prefix the expected text with HTTP or HTTPS protocols, which can help streamline the validation process. Additionally, users can choose whether to halt the workflow upon a validation failure or to continue processing based on a customizable return code, facilitating more complex automation scenarios.

Practical Benefits

By integrating these nodes into their workflows, users of ComfyUI can significantly enhance their control over QR code generation and testing. This tool not only improves the quality of generated QR codes but also increases efficiency by allowing for immediate feedback on their scannability, thus minimizing errors and saving time.

Credits/Acknowledgments

The ComfyQR-scanning-nodes project is publicly managed on GitLab and mirrored on GitHub. Users are encouraged to report issues or contribute to the project through the GitLab repository, fostering a collaborative development environment.