When users paste CivArchive URLs, the system now fetches metadata from
CivArchive API first instead of Civitai. This prevents download failures
when a model has been deleted from Civitai but remains available on
CivArchive with alternative mirrors.
Changes:
- Source-aware metadata fetching: Uses CivArchive API when source='civarchive'
- URL prioritization: Prefers non-Civitai mirrors for CivArchive downloads
- Fallback mechanism: Falls back to default provider if CivArchive fails
Fixes#769
- Add `_get_supported_extensions_for_type` method to return allowed extensions per model type
- Rename `_extract_safetensors_from_archive` to `_extract_model_files_from_archive` and extend to filter by allowed extensions
- Update error message to list supported extensions when archive contains no valid files
- Add test for extracting .pt embedding files from zip archives
Add support for {model_name} and {version_name} placeholders in download path templates. These new placeholders allow for more flexible and descriptive file organization by including the actual model name and version name in the download directory structure.
Changes include:
- Updated download_manager.py and utils.py to handle new placeholders
- Added placeholders to constants.js for UI reference
- Updated settings modal template to show available placeholders
- Added comprehensive tests to verify placeholder functionality
This enhancement provides users with more control over how downloaded models are organized on their file system.
- Fix CivArchive model ID redirect logic to only follow redirects when context points to original model
- Rename CivitaiModelMetadataProvider to CivArchiveModelMetadataProvider for consistency
- Reorder fallback metadata providers to prioritize Civitai API over CivArchive API for better metadata quality
- Remove unused asyncio import and redundant logging from metadata sync service
Will Miao