This update introduces a new Python script, `script_examples/execute_default_pipeline.py`, that allows you to execute a predefined ComfyUI pipeline.
The script:
- Defines a default pipeline structure in JSON format.
- Sends the pipeline to a running ComfyUI server instance for execution.
- Prints a success message upon queuing the prompt.
The `README.md` has been updated to include:
- A new section "Running a Default Pipeline".
- Step-by-step instructions on how to run the new script.
- Information on where to find the generated output images.
- A note about the required checkpoint file (`v1-5-pruned-emaonly.safetensors`).
This commit introduces a new gallery feature that allows you to mark images
in your user data folder and view them in a dedicated gallery page.
Key changes:
Backend (`app/user_manager.py`):
- Added a `GALLERY_SUFFIX` constant (`.gallery`).
- Implemented `toggle_gallery_status` to add/remove the gallery suffix from
filenames (e.g., `image.png` <-> `image.gallery.png`).
- Added a POST route `/userdata/{file}/gallery` to toggle an image's gallery
status.
- Implemented `list_gallery_files` to retrieve all images marked for the
gallery.
- Added a GET route `/gallery` to list gallery items for you.
Frontend:
- Created `web/gallery.html` as the main page for the gallery view.
- Created `web/css/gallery.css` for basic styling of the gallery.
- Created `web/scripts/gallery.js` to fetch and display gallery items,
allowing you to remove items from the gallery.
- Created `web/scripts/gallery_integration.js` to dynamically add a "Gallery"
button/link to the main application UI, which navigates to `gallery.html`.
- Updated `web/index.html` to include the gallery integration script.
Tests (`tests-unit/app_test/user_manager_gallery_routes_test.py`):
- Added comprehensive unit tests for the new backend routes, covering:
- Listing gallery items (empty, single, multiple, subdirectories).
- Toggling gallery status (add, remove, file not found, invalid params).
- Correct filename transformations and path handling.
* nit
* Add option to log non-error output to stdout
- No change to default behaviour
- Adds CLI argument: --log-stdout
- With this arg present, any logging of a level below logging.ERROR will be sent to stdout instead of stderr
* Add oneAPI device selector and some other minor changes.
* Fix device selector variable name.
* Flip minor version check sign.
* Undo changes to README.md.
This should make it possible to do higher res images/longer videos by
further offloading weights to CPU memory.
Please report an issue if this slows down things on your system.
The 10 step minimum for the AYS scheduler is pointless, it works well at lower steps, like 8 steps, or even 4 steps.
For example with LCM or DMD2.
Example here: https://i.ibb.co/56CSPMj/image.png
