This repository introduces a custom node for ComfyUI designed to facilitate the management of positive and negative prompts using a JSON format. It enables users to create, update, and randomly select prompts while providing logging capabilities for enhanced workflow integration.
- 📂 Prompts are stored in separate JSON files, allowing for straightforward editing and retrieval.
- 🔄 Users can easily add new prompts or modify existing ones, with options to overwrite as necessary.
- 🎲 The tool supports random selection of prompts from a list, enhancing the creative process.
Context
This tool serves as a specialized node within ComfyUI, aimed at organizing and managing prompts in a systematic JSON format. Its primary function is to streamline the process of handling both positive and negative prompts, making it easier for users to incorporate them into their artistic workflows.
Key Features & Benefits
The JSON-based management system allows for easy editing and retrieval of prompts, ensuring that users can efficiently maintain their creative input. The ability to create and update prompt lists simplifies the workflow, while the option for random selection introduces an element of spontaneity, which can inspire new ideas.
Advanced Functionalities
This custom node allows for programmatic access, enabling users to interact with prompt lists through code. This functionality can be particularly beneficial for developers looking to automate their workflows or integrate the node into more complex systems. Additionally, the console logging feature provides real-time feedback, which is valuable for debugging and verifying prompt details.
Practical Benefits
By utilizing this tool, users can significantly improve their workflow efficiency, gaining greater control over their prompt management. The structured JSON format not only organizes prompts but also enhances the quality of the creative output by allowing for detailed customization. The logging feature further aids in maintaining clarity and accuracy throughout the process.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This project is developed by TKRLAB and is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0, ensuring open access and collaboration within the community.