Replace 398KB Tailwind Play Mode runtime (not for production) with 37KB
pre-compiled CSS. Fix .gitignore so web/lib/ vendor files (Tailwind CSS,
ViewerJS) are tracked — fresh clones were completely broken without them.
- Add gitignore negation rules for web/lib/
- Compile Tailwind v3.4.17 CSS at dev time via standalone CLI
- Replace <script> tags with <link> in admin, gallery, metadata HTML
- Delete tailwind.js runtime (no longer needed)
- Add Makefile with css/css-watch/css-setup targets for devs
- Track ViewerJS vendor files (viewer.min.js, viewer.min.css)
- Fixed TypeError "text.toLowerCase is not a function" by adding type checking
- Added support for modern ComfyUI node types:
- CFGGuider for CFG scale values
- BasicScheduler for steps parameter
- KSamplerSelect for sampler selection
- RandomNoise/SeedHistory for seed values
- Unified metadata parsing logic between main gallery and metadata viewer
- Fixed prompt identification to properly distinguish positive vs negative prompts
- Added NaN cleaning for JSON parsing to handle malformed data
- Improved text node analysis with PromptManager priority
All three gallery implementations now correctly parse and display:
- Checkpoint names
- Positive and negative prompts
- Technical parameters (steps, CFG, sampler, seed)
- Support for both legacy and modern ComfyUI workflows
Tested and verified with test_metadata_file.png across all implementations.
- Add support for new ComfyUI node types in gallery metadata extraction:
- CFGGuider for CFG scale values
- BasicScheduler for steps parameter
- KSamplerSelect for sampler selection
- RandomNoise/SeedHistory for seed values
- Update both main gallery (/gallery) and metadata viewer (/metadata.html)
- Fix metadata display issues where technical parameters showed as "Unknown"
- Add comprehensive test image and debug tools for validation
- Maintain backward compatibility with legacy KSampler nodes
This resolves metadata parsing issues with modern ComfyUI workflows
that use the newer node architecture for sampling and generation.
Vito Sansevero