A custom node designed for ComfyUI, this tool facilitates the direct transfer of images to the Eagle application, enhancing interoperability between the two platforms. It overcomes limitations of existing solutions by enabling image transfers across different machines via SSH or container setups.
- Supports multiple image formats including PNG, Animated WEBP, and MP4.
- Temporarily sets up a local file server to facilitate image uploads to Eagle using its API.
- Allows users to attach tags to images and specify a target folder in Eagle, although it does not create new folders automatically.
Context
This tool serves as an extension within ComfyUI, specifically designed to streamline the process of sending images to the Eagle application. By addressing the limitations of existing nodes that require both applications to be on the same machine, it broadens the usability of ComfyUI in diverse environments.
Key Features & Benefits
The primary advantage of this node is its ability to work seamlessly with remote setups, allowing users to transfer images from ComfyUI to Eagle without needing both applications to run on the same device. It utilizes a temporary local file server, enhancing the efficiency of the transfer process while leveraging Eagle's API for image management.
Advanced Functionalities
This node supports the inclusion of tags for images, which can be derived from prompt tags or from the WD14-Tagger tool. Users can specify the folder name in Eagle where the images should be stored; however, it’s important to note that it does not support the automatic creation of new folders, which could limit organization if multiple folders share the same name.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this tool into their workflow, users can significantly improve the efficiency of image transfers between ComfyUI and Eagle. This functionality not only enhances control over image management in Eagle but also maintains high-quality outputs by supporting various image formats.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The tool is maintained under the MIT license and was developed by contributors to the ComfyUI ecosystem, specifically by the author of the repository found at https://github.com/tighug/comfyui-eagle-feeder.