A collection of utility nodes designed for ComfyUI, focusing specifically on scripting functionalities, including an advanced UUID generator. This tool provides users with the ability to create unique identifiers tailored to their specific needs.
- Offers multiple UUID versions (v1, v3, v4, v5) with customizable options.
- Facilitates the generation of random UUIDs with added prefixes and suffixes for easier integration.
- Includes a trigger input to regenerate UUIDs dynamically, enhancing automation capabilities.
Context
This repository introduces a set of specialized utility nodes for ComfyUI, primarily aimed at enhancing scripting capabilities. The main feature is an advanced UUID generator that allows users to create unique identifiers suitable for various applications within their workflows.
Key Features & Benefits
The tool provides several practical features, including the ability to choose from different UUID versions (v1, v3, v4, v5) and specify namespace types for v3/v5 UUIDs. Users can also customize the output by adding prefixes and suffixes, which is particularly beneficial for integrating UUIDs into existing systems or workflows.
Advanced Functionalities
The enhanced UUID generator node allows for detailed customization, including the selection of namespace types such as DNS or URL, and the option to provide a name string for v3/v5 UUIDs. Additionally, users can utilize a trigger input to force the regeneration of UUIDs, which is ideal for scenarios requiring dynamic identifier creation.
Practical Benefits
This tool streamlines the workflow in ComfyUI by simplifying the process of generating unique identifiers, which is crucial for scripting and automation tasks. By providing customizable options and the ability to regenerate UUIDs on demand, it enhances control over identifier management and improves overall efficiency in automated processes.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The tool is released under the MIT license, and contributions from the original authors and any collaborators are acknowledged within the repository.