DanielPFlorian-ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator/wiki

GitHub Wiki Setup Guide

This directory contains the wiki pages for the ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator GitHub Wiki.

How to Upload to GitHub Wiki

GitHub Wikis are stored in a separate repository. Here's how to set it up:

Method 1: Using GitHub Web Interface (Easiest)

1. Go to your repository: https://github.com/danielpflorian/ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator
2. Click on the "Wiki" tab
3. Click "Create the first page" or "New Page"
4. Copy the content from each .md file in this directory
5. Paste into the GitHub Wiki editor
6. Use the filename (without .md) as the page title
7. Save the page

Method 2: Using Git (Recommended for Bulk Upload)

1. Clone the wiki repository:

   git clone https://github.com/danielpflorian/ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator.wiki.git
   

2. Copy the wiki files:

   cp wiki/*.md ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator.wiki/
   

3. Commit and push:

   cd ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator.wiki
   git add *.md
   git commit -m "Add wiki pages"
   git push origin master
   

Page Structure

The wiki is organized as follows:

• Home.md - Main landing page with navigation
• Installation.md - Detailed installation instructions
• Node-Reference.md - Complete node documentation
• Configuration.md - Configuration options and performance tuning
• Advanced-Usage.md - Advanced patterns and techniques
• Troubleshooting.md - Common issues and solutions
• Instruction-Prompt-Usage.md - How instructions work across pipeline steps

Linking Between Pages

Wiki pages use simple markdown links without file extensions:

[Link Text](Page-Name)

For example:

• [Home](Home) links to the Home page
• [Installation](Installation) links to the Installation page
• [Node Reference](Node-Reference) links to the Node-Reference page

Updating the README

After uploading the wiki, update the main repository README to link to the wiki:

For detailed documentation, see the [Wiki](https://github.com/danielpflorian/ComfyUI-WorkflowGenerator/wiki).

Notes

• GitHub Wikis automatically create a sidebar with all pages
• The first page you create becomes the home page (or you can name it Home.md)
• Page names are case-sensitive and spaces should be replaced with hyphens
• You can add a custom sidebar by creating a _Sidebar.md file