feat: add WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode for prompt splitting

Introduced a new node to split prompts into HIGH and LOW variants based on LoRA tags using Ollama. This includes:
- Implementation of the WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode class with methods for tag extraction and classification.
- Updated __init__.py to include the new node in the module.
- Enhanced settings.json to allow for additional permissions.
- Removed deprecated settings.local.json file.
- Added unit tests to validate the functionality of the new splitter node.

This feature improves the handling of WAN 2.2 prompts by providing a structured way to manage LoRA tag variations.

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Oliver Switzer
2025-09-20 00:10:03 -04:00
parent be9066028e
commit 49ba00ec3d
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{
"apiKeyHelper": "echo $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"
}
"apiKeyHelper": "echo $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY",
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"Bash(pdm test:*)",
"Bash(pdm run:*)",
"Bash(pdm run test:*)",
"Bash(pdm run pytest:*)"
],
"deny": [],
"ask": []
}
}
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{
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"Bash(pdm test:*)"
],
"deny": [],
"ask": []
}
}
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from .nodes.lora_visualizer_node import LoRAVisualizerNode
from .nodes.prompt_splitter_node import PromptSplitterNode
from .nodes.prompt_composer_node import PromptComposerNode
from .nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter import WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode
except ImportError:
# Fallback for when this module is imported directly (e.g., during testing)
import sys
@@ -12,17 +13,20 @@ except ImportError:
from nodes.lora_visualizer_node import LoRAVisualizerNode
from nodes.prompt_splitter_node import PromptSplitterNode
from nodes.prompt_composer_node import PromptComposerNode
from nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter import WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode
NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS = {
"LoRAVisualizer": LoRAVisualizerNode,
"PromptSplitter": PromptSplitterNode,
"PromptComposer": PromptComposerNode,
"WANLoRAHighLowSplitter": WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode,
}
NODE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPINGS = {
"LoRAVisualizer": "LoRA Visualizer",
"PromptSplitter": "Prompt Splitter",
"PromptComposer": "LoRA Prompt Composer",
"WANLoRAHighLowSplitter": "WAN LoRA High/Low Splitter",
}
WEB_DIRECTORY = "./js"
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"""
WAN LoRA High/Low Splitter Node Implementation
---------------------------------------------
Uses Ollama to determine which LoRA tags are HIGH and which are LOW,
then uses regex to split the prompt accordingly.
Features:
- LLM analyzes LoRA tags to classify them as HIGH or LOW
- High prompt: original prompt with only HIGH LoRA tags
- Low prompt: original prompt with only LOW LoRA tags
- Simple regex-based splitting after LLM classification
"""
import json
import re
from .ollama_utils import call_ollama_chat as _shared_call_ollama_chat
from .ollama_utils import (
ensure_model_available as _shared_ensure_model_available,
)
try:
import requests # type: ignore[import]
except Exception:
requests = None
class WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode:
"""Split a prompt into WAN 2.2 HIGH and LOW specific prompts using Ollama."""
CATEGORY = "conditioning"
DESCRIPTION = """Splits a prompt containing WAN 2.2 LoRA tags into HIGH and LOW variants.
Uses Ollama to intelligently split a prompt containing mixed HIGH/LOW LoRA tags:
• High prompt: Original prompt with only HIGH LoRA tags
• Low prompt: Original prompt with only LOW LoRA tags
• Uses qwen2.5-coder:7b model for structured output
"""
# Default configuration
_DEFAULT_MODEL_NAME = "qwen2.5-coder:7b"
_DEFAULT_API_URL = "http://localhost:11434/api/chat"
# Simple system prompt for LoRA tag classification
_SYSTEM_PROMPT = """
You are analyzing LoRA tags in a prompt to classify them as HIGH or LOW for WAN 2.2.
Given a list of LoRA tags from a prompt, classify each as either "HIGH" or "LOW" based on the tag name.
Tags with "HIGH" in the name should be classified as HIGH.
Tags with "LOW" in the name should be classified as LOW.
Tags without HIGH/LOW in the name should be classified as "SINGLE" (will be included in both outputs).
Return JSON with this structure:
{{
"high_tags": ["<lora:example_HIGH:0.8>", "<lora:example_2_H:0.8>", "<lora:example_3_HN:0.8>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:example_LOW:0.6>", "<lora:example_2_L:0.6>", "<lora:example_3_LN:0.6>"],
"single_tags": ["<lora:other:1.0>"]
}}
Lora names often match very closely, with one word or even an abbreviated few characters being different. Those differences indicate which LoRA is HIGH and which is LOW.
You will see "HN" and "LN" sometimes, indicating that the LoRA is a HIGH NOISE (HN) or LOW NOISE (LN) version of the same LoRA.
There may be other variations of that naming convention such as H/L, or different casings of high/low.
Please use your best judgment to classify the LoRA tags based on that information.
Possible LoRA scenarios for high and low tag names:
- "<lora:style_HIGH>" and "<lora:style_LOW>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:style_HIGH>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:style_LOW>"]
}}
- "<lora:example_H>" and "<lora:example_L>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:example_H>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:example_L>"]
}}
- "<lora:some-lora-WAN22-T2V-HN>" and "<lora:some-lora-WAN22-T2V-LN>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:some-lora-WAN22-T2V-HN>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:some-lora-WAN22-T2V-LN>"],
}}
- "<lora:noise_I2V_HN>" and "<lora:noise_I2V_LN>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:noise_I2V_HN>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:noise_I2V_LN>"]
}}
- "<lora:noise_Wan22_HN>" and "<lora:noise_Wan22_LN>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:noise_Wan22_HN>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:noise_Wan22_LN>"]
}}
- "<lora:effect_High>" and "<lora:effect_Low>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:effect_High>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:effect_Low>"]
}}
- "<lora:pattern_h>" and "<lora:pattern_l>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:pattern_h>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:pattern_l>"]
}}
- "<lora:texture_H>" and "<lora:texture_L>"
--> {{
"high_tags": ["<lora:texture_H>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:texture_L>"]
}}
Other acronyms you may see in the LoRA names but can ignore:
- T2V = Text to Video
- I2V = Image to Video
- Wan22 = WAN 2.2
"""
RETURN_TYPES = ("STRING", "STRING", "STRING")
RETURN_NAMES = ("high_prompt", "low_prompt", "analysis")
OUTPUT_TOOLTIPS = (
"High noise prompt with HIGH LoRA tags for WAN 2.2",
"Low noise prompt with LOW LoRA tags for WAN 2.2",
"JSON analysis of LoRA tag distribution",
)
OUTPUT_NODE = True
FUNCTION = "split_wan_prompt"
@classmethod
def INPUT_TYPES(cls):
"""Define required inputs for this node."""
return {
"required": {
"prompt_text": (
"STRING",
{
"multiline": True,
"default": "",
"placeholder": "woman dancing <lora:style_HIGH:0.8> detailed face <lora:style_LOW:0.6>",
"tooltip": (
"Prompt containing WAN 2.2 HIGH/LOW LoRA tag pairs.\n"
"HIGH tags: <lora:name_HIGH:strength> → high noise prompt\n"
"LOW tags: <lora:name_LOW:strength> → low noise prompt\n"
"Single LoRAs (no HIGH/LOW) → included in both prompts"
),
},
),
},
}
def _extract_lora_tags(self, prompt_text: str) -> list[str]:
"""Extract all LoRA tags from the prompt."""
lora_pattern = r"<lora:[^>]+>"
return re.findall(lora_pattern, prompt_text)
def _classify_lora_tags_with_llm(self, lora_tags: list[str]) -> dict:
"""Use LLM to classify LoRA tags into HIGH, LOW categories."""
lora_tags_text = "\n".join(lora_tags)
content = _shared_call_ollama_chat(
self._SYSTEM_PROMPT,
f"Classify these LoRA tags:\n{lora_tags_text}",
model_name=self._DEFAULT_MODEL_NAME,
api_url=self._DEFAULT_API_URL,
timeout=30,
requests_module=requests,
)
# Clean and parse JSON
content_clean = content.strip().replace("```json", "").replace("```", "")
result = json.loads(content_clean)
return {
"high_tags": result.get("high_tags", []),
"low_tags": result.get("low_tags", []),
}
def split_wan_prompt(self, prompt_text: str) -> tuple[str, str, str]:
"""Split a WAN 2.2 prompt into HIGH and LOW variants."""
# Extract LoRA tags
lora_tags = self._extract_lora_tags(prompt_text)
# Use LLM to classify HIGH/LOW tags
_shared_ensure_model_available(
self._DEFAULT_MODEL_NAME, self._DEFAULT_API_URL, requests_module=requests
)
classification = self._classify_lora_tags_with_llm(lora_tags)
# Remove ALL LoRA tags to get base prompt
base_prompt = prompt_text
for tag in lora_tags:
base_prompt = base_prompt.replace(tag, "")
base_prompt = re.sub(r"\s+", " ", base_prompt).strip()
# Build prompts
high_prompt = f"{base_prompt} {' '.join(classification['high_tags'])}".strip()
low_prompt = f"{base_prompt} {' '.join(classification['low_tags'])}".strip()
analysis = {
"high_tags": classification["high_tags"],
"low_tags": classification["low_tags"],
}
return high_prompt, low_prompt, json.dumps(analysis)
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"""
Unit tests for the WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode.
Tests the LoRA tag classification and prompt reconstruction logic.
"""
import json
import os
import unittest
from unittest.mock import patch
from nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter import WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode
os.environ.setdefault("COMFYUI_SKIP_LORA_ANALYSIS", "1")
class TestWANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode(unittest.TestCase):
"""Unit tests for the WAN LoRA High/Low splitter node."""
def setUp(self):
self.node = WANLoRAHighLowSplitterNode()
def test_extract_lora_tags(self):
"""Test extraction of LoRA tags from prompt."""
prompt = "woman dancing <lora:style_HIGH:0.8> beautiful <lora:style_LOW:0.6> detailed"
tags = self.node._extract_lora_tags(prompt)
expected = ["<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>", "<lora:style_LOW:0.6>"]
self.assertEqual(tags, expected)
def test_extract_lora_tags_no_tags(self):
"""Test extraction with no LoRA tags."""
prompt = "woman dancing beautiful detailed"
tags = self.node._extract_lora_tags(prompt)
self.assertEqual(tags, [])
@patch("nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter._shared_call_ollama_chat")
def test_classify_lora_tags_with_llm_success(self, mock_ollama):
"""Test successful LLM classification."""
mock_ollama.return_value = json.dumps(
{
"high_tags": ["<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:style_LOW:0.6>"],
}
)
tags = ["<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>", "<lora:style_LOW:0.6>"]
result = self.node._classify_lora_tags_with_llm(tags)
expected = {
"high_tags": ["<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:style_LOW:0.6>"],
}
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
@patch("nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter._shared_ensure_model_available")
@patch("nodes.wan_lora_high_low_splitter._shared_call_ollama_chat")
def test_split_wan_prompt_basic(self, mock_ollama, mock_ensure):
"""Test basic prompt splitting functionality."""
# Mock the LLM response
mock_ollama.return_value = json.dumps({
"high_tags": ["<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>"],
"low_tags": ["<lora:style_LOW:0.6>"],
})
prompt = "woman dancing <lora:style_HIGH:0.8> beautiful <lora:style_LOW:0.6>"
high_prompt, low_prompt, analysis = self.node.split_wan_prompt(prompt)
# Check that base content is preserved and correct tags are added
self.assertIn("woman dancing beautiful", high_prompt)
self.assertIn("<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>", high_prompt)
self.assertNotIn("<lora:style_LOW:0.6>", high_prompt)
self.assertIn("woman dancing beautiful", low_prompt)
self.assertIn("<lora:style_LOW:0.6>", low_prompt)
self.assertNotIn("<lora:style_HIGH:0.8>", low_prompt)
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()