Mel Massadian
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it is now backed by a python node. I'm leveraging litegraph custom widgets in a bit of an hacky way. The main idea is: - python endpoints for the editor: to execute, lint, format code live without queuing anything, this doesn't support inputs but you can use the `IS_LIVE` global variable to conditionally set inputs. - a backend singleton class that is used to execute both the live and "in flow" version. - a custom widget `CODE_EDITOR` that wraps ACE editor automatically adding the needed de/serialization hooks on the node it targets TLDR this node can be either used as a scratchpad akin to a notebook, isolated from the graph, or part of the graph and can receive inputs and produce outputs
Core
These 3 scripts cannot be used independently and must all be present to work, they are mostly enhancing the frontend of python nodes
comfy_shared: library of methods used inmtb_widgetsanddebug
mtb_widgets define ui callbacks, and various widgets like the COLOR type:
or the BOOL type:
There is also Debug which is a node that should be able to display any data input, it handle a few cases and fallback to the string representation of the
data otherwise:
note +
A basic HTML note mainly to add better looking notes/instructions for workflow makers:
Standalone
These scripts can be taken and placed independently of comfy_mtb or any other files, mimicking what pythongosss did for their
- imageFeed: a fork of @pythongosssss ' s image feed, it adds support for: a lightbox to see images bigger, a way to load the current session history (in case of a web page reload), and different icons, most of the work come from the original script.
Note
The original imagefeed got updated since and offer more options, ideally I would clean my lightbox thing and PR it to pythongoss later but in the meantime the script will detect if you already use the original one and not load this fork
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notify: a basic toast notification system that I use in some places accross mtb, it can be used by simply calling
window.MTB.notify("Hello world!")