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Edouard Durand 69ad03e237 Performance: own run log, History window, timer-only floating card with clear

Runs are timed from ComfyUI's execution events and kept in runs.json (last
500), so ETAs survive restarts and a workflow's timings can be cleared. The
Server tab shows the last 5 runs and a History window; the floating card is
a bigger timer with a clear button, docked to the left of the Server card.

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Installing

As a custom node

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/xiaodoudou/ComfyUI-RigShare.git

Restart ComfyUI. The console prints:

[RigShare] No accounts yet: open ComfyUI in a browser to create the admin account.
[RigShare] ready, data in /path/to/ComfyUI/rigshare

First run

Open ComfyUI in a browser. While no account exists, the login page shows Create admin account. Pick a username and a password of at least 8 characters, and you are signed in as the administrator. The server accepts this only while there are no accounts, so once the first admin exists, the form is gone for good.

Do this right after installing. Until an admin exists, whoever reaches the page first gets to create one.

For scripted installs you can skip the form by setting these before the first start:

RIGSHARE_ADMIN_USER=admin
RIGSHARE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=a-long-password

They are only read when there are no accounts, so remove them afterwards.

Docker / compose

Mount the node and a data folder:

services:
  comfyui:
    volumes:
      - ./custom_nodes/ComfyUI-RigShare:/app/custom_nodes/ComfyUI-RigShare
      - ./rigshare:/app/rigshare

The data folder is <ComfyUI base path>/rigshare; point it elsewhere with RIGSHARE_DATA_DIR. It holds:

File	What it is
`users.json`	Accounts: password hashes, permissions, API key hashes
`sessions.json`	Active logins (session ids, not tokens)
`secret.key`	Key that signs session tokens. Keep it private
`config.json`	Server settings, see Settings
`folders.json`	Shared folders: owners and access lists
`rooms/`	Latest live state of each workflow
`snapshots/`	Workflow history
`chat.jsonl`	The whole chat history, one message per line
`runs.json`	Timings of the last 500 runs (Performance)

Back up the folder to keep accounts and history. Deleting secret.key signs everyone out.

Upgrading from RigShare 1.0

Update the folder (git pull, or ComfyUI Manager) and restart ComfyUI. Then:

Workflows already at the top level become common: everyone can open them, and they are live while open. Move personal ones into each person's My files, and group shared ones in Shared folders. Admins can do this for everyone from Files → All.
Access lists set on individual workflows are dropped. Restrict a shared folder instead.
The chat history moves from chat.json to chat.jsonl on the first start, with nothing lost. From then on, all of it is kept.

Upgrading from ComfyUI-Nexus

Remove or disable custom_nodes/ComfyUI-Nexus and install RigShare. Nexus kept plaintext passwords in nexus/admins.json, so nothing is imported: create the admin on first run, then delete the old nexus folder.

Removing

Delete custom_nodes/ComfyUI-RigShare and restart. ComfyUI goes back to having no login. The rigshare data folder can be deleted too.

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