A custom node for ComfyUI that facilitates the extraction of text segments based on defined start and/or end markers. Users can specify multiple marker pairs, allowing for versatile text manipulation within a single input string.
- Enables up to 10 pairs of customizable start and end markers for flexible text extraction.
- Automatically processes pairs based on the presence of markers, optimizing user input management.
- Provides distinct output strings for each marker pair, ensuring clarity and organization in the extracted results.
Context
This tool, known as the Text Chop node, serves as an extension for ComfyUI, enhancing its text processing capabilities. Its primary function is to extract specific segments of text from a larger body based on user-defined markers, which can be tailored to meet various extraction needs.
Key Features & Benefits
The Text Chop node allows users to define up to ten pairs of start and end markers, making it highly adaptable for different text extraction scenarios. Its smart extraction logic accommodates various input conditions, ensuring that users can extract text efficiently without needing to modify the original input string.
Advanced Functionalities
The tool intelligently determines how to extract text based on the markers provided. If both start and end markers are specified, it extracts text between them; if only a start marker is given, it captures everything from that point to the end of the text; conversely, if only an end marker is present, it retrieves all text leading up to that marker. This versatility is particularly useful for processing structured text data.
Practical Benefits
By integrating the Text Chop node into their workflow, users can significantly enhance their control over text extraction processes within ComfyUI. This results in improved efficiency and quality of output, as users can quickly obtain relevant text segments without excessive manual processing or editing.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The Text Chop node is developed under the MIT License, allowing for open contributions and modifications. Users are encouraged to participate in its development by forking the repository and submitting improvements.