This tool is an extension designed for both AUTOMATIC1111's Stable Diffusion WebUI and ComfyUI, enabling users to edit prompts using the Monaco Editor, which is the same editor utilized by Visual Studio Code. It enhances the prompt editing experience with features like syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and snippet management.
- Supports VIM key bindings for users familiar with that editing style.
- Provides auto-completion based on common datasets, allowing for a smoother workflow.
- Includes a snippet feature for inserting frequently used prompts quickly.
Context
This extension integrates the Monaco Editor into ComfyUI, allowing for a more sophisticated prompt editing experience. Its main purpose is to enhance user interaction with prompt inputs, making it easier to manage and edit complex prompts within the ComfyUI framework.
Key Features & Benefits
The Monaco Editor integration offers syntax highlighting for standard and dynamic prompts, making it easier to visualize and edit text. Additionally, the auto-completion feature pulls from existing datasets, which helps users find relevant tags and terms without manual input, thus streamlining the workflow.
Advanced Functionalities
The tool includes advanced capabilities such as VIM key bindings for those who prefer that editing style, and a robust snippet management system. Users can create and manage snippets, which are reusable text templates, allowing for faster prompt creation. The extension also supports model name suggestions through keyboard shortcuts for quick access to various model types.
Practical Benefits
By implementing this tool, users can significantly improve their editing efficiency, control over prompt content, and overall workflow in ComfyUI. The auto-completion and snippet features reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks, allowing for more focus on creativity and fine-tuning prompts.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The extension includes tag data from the a1111-sd-webui-tagcomplete repository, providing a foundation for its auto-completion feature. It is released under the MIT License, ensuring open access and modification rights for users.