This tool is a plugin for ComfyUI that simplifies the process of invoking and executing workflows from RunningHub within a local ComfyUI environment. It provides enhanced functionality for managing various media outputs while ensuring reliable performance during network interruptions.
- Enhances network resilience by automatically switching from WebSocket to HTTP polling when connections are disrupted, preventing task failures due to connectivity issues.
- Introduces multiple independent video output ports, allowing users to receive several video outputs simultaneously.
- Offers comprehensive input and output support for various media types, including video, audio, images, and text, along with real-time progress tracking and console logging.
Context
This plugin is designed to facilitate the integration of RunningHub workflows into a local ComfyUI setup. It serves as a practical implementation of the RunningHub API, enabling users to easily call and execute workflows directly from ComfyUI.
Key Features & Benefits
The plugin allows for seamless interaction with RunningHub by supporting multiple media types for both input and output. This versatility is crucial for users who require different formats for their projects, enhancing the overall usability of ComfyUI.
Advanced Functionalities
One of the standout features is the ability to automatically switch to HTTP polling when a WebSocket connection fails, which greatly improves reliability during unstable network conditions. Additionally, the plugin supports real-time progress updates and task status feedback, making it easier for users to monitor their workflows.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this plugin into their workflow, users gain improved control over media outputs and enhanced reliability, which in turn streamlines their creative processes. The ability to handle multiple outputs simultaneously and receive real-time updates significantly boosts efficiency in managing complex tasks.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This plugin was developed by the contributors at HM-RunningHub. It is based on the RunningHub API documentation and is available under an open-source license, allowing for community contributions and enhancements.