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rubz 6f8ad8320b fix: complete Nodes 2.0 compatibility for custom widgets, bump to 1.1.1
Simplifies the preset-chip picker (Smart Resize / Smart Batch Resize)
to a single canvas implementation - drops the dual DOM-widget path,
so chips stay positioned correctly under "Longest side (px)" in both
classic and Nodes 2.0 rendering instead of jumping to the bottom of
the node.

Adds a shared setWidgetVisible() helper so dynamic show/hide (Counter
start, the hidden customtext output on every node) actually works
under Nodes 2.0's Vue reactivity - it previously only worked in
classic canvas mode.

Fixes two silent Nodes 2.0 rendering bugs: widgets only repaint via
their own triggerDraw(), not setDirtyCanvas(), so the active preset
chip and status-box text were going visually stale after an update
even though the underlying value was correct. And Nodes 2.0's
WidgetLegacy bridge permanently stamps a widget.width that classic
mode's own click hit-test then reads forever after - once a node had
ever rendered under Nodes 2.0, classic mode silently lost clicks on
the right side of a wide node. Both fixed by keeping widget state in
sync on every draw() instead of trusting it to survive across
renderer switches.

Also centers section-divider labels with flanking lines (was
label-left/line-right) and brightens the line color, which had
become nearly invisible under Nodes 2.0's extra canvas scaling.

README: reorders node sections into actual pipeline order (Prompt
Controller -> Profile Switch -> Resize -> Resolution Multiplier ->
Batch Resize, standalone tool last instead of mid-list), adds a
Nodes 2.0 compatibility screenshot, and refreshes the Smart Batch
Resize screenshot to match its current UI.
2026-08-13 20:45:33 +02:00

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// Draw-only widgets (no mouse/click handling) shared across CraftKit nodes.
// type: "custom" is deliberate — it is not a name ComfyUI's Nodes 2.0 Vue
// widget registry recognizes, so Vue falls through to its WidgetLegacy
// bridge, which calls our draw() unmodified in both classic LiteGraph and
// Nodes 2.0. computeSize MUST return [width, height] (passing width through)
// rather than a hardcoded value — a fixed/wrong computeSize previously broke
// node layout on click when this was tried without care (see the comment on
// the preset-chip widget in smart_resize.js's git history).
//
// draw() intentionally ignores its own `widgetWidth` parameter and reads
// `node.size[0]` instead. LiteGraph caches a `.width` on custom-typed widget
// objects the first time it lays them out and reuses that cached value on
// later draws — for a widget added before the node reaches its final size
// (e.g. before later Python widgets are added, or before an explicit
// node.setSize() call), that cache goes stale and draw() keeps receiving the
// old, too-narrow width forever, making the divider line/status box stop
// partway across the node instead of spanning it. node.size[0] is always
// live, so reading it directly sidesteps the stale cache entirely.
const DIVIDER_HEIGHT = 20;
export function createDividerWidget(label) {
return {
name: `_div_${label}`,
type: "custom",
value: null,
serialize: false,
options: {},
computeSize(width) {
return [width, DIVIDER_HEIGHT];
},
draw(ctx, node, widgetWidth, y, height) {
const w = node?.size?.[0] || widgetWidth;
const margin = 14;
const gap = 8;
ctx.save();
ctx.font = "bold 10px sans-serif";
ctx.textBaseline = "middle";
ctx.textAlign = "center";
const cy = y + height / 2;
const cx = w / 2;
const textW = ctx.measureText(label).width;
ctx.fillStyle = "#888";
ctx.fillText(label, cx, cy);
// #555 rather than a more subtle #333 — Nodes 2.0 renders this canvas
// at 2x internal scale and then CSS-scales it again with the graph
// zoom, which softens a thin line enough that #333 became invisible
// there (classic mode draws at native resolution and stayed sharp).
ctx.strokeStyle = "#555";
ctx.lineWidth = 1;
ctx.beginPath();
ctx.moveTo(margin, cy);
ctx.lineTo(cx - textW / 2 - gap, cy);
ctx.moveTo(cx + textW / 2 + gap, cy);
ctx.lineTo(w - margin, cy);
ctx.stroke();
ctx.restore();
},
};
}
const STATUS_HEIGHT = 24;
export function createStatusWidget(placeholderText) {
return {
name: "_status",
type: "custom",
value: null,
serialize: false,
options: {},
_text: "",
computeSize(width) {
return [width, STATUS_HEIGHT];
},
draw(ctx, node, widgetWidth, y, height) {
const w = node?.size?.[0] || widgetWidth;
const margin = 14;
const innerW = w - margin * 2;
ctx.save();
ctx.beginPath();
if (ctx.roundRect) ctx.roundRect(margin, y + 2, innerW, height - 4, 4);
else ctx.rect(margin, y + 2, innerW, height - 4);
ctx.fillStyle = "#111";
ctx.fill();
ctx.strokeStyle = this._text ? "#3a3a3a" : "#222";
ctx.lineWidth = 1;
ctx.stroke();
ctx.font = "11px sans-serif";
ctx.textAlign = "center";
ctx.textBaseline = "middle";
ctx.fillStyle = this._text ? "#f28f41" : "#666";
ctx.fillText(this._text || placeholderText, w / 2, y + height / 2);
ctx.restore();
},
};
}