This program requires that the EXTREMELY USEFUL ComfyUI custom node Sage Utils:
https://github.com/arcum42/ComfyUI_SageUtils be installed.
In addition to enabling the model tables provided by this utility, Sage Utils provides several additional features. It makes sure your images have all metadata needed so you can recreate them and civitai will recognise them as well. It also allows you to optionally add additional custom metadata, and is able to recognise even renamed models based upon their SHA256 hash. It also keeps track of when each model was last used, enabling some additional features. It's #519 under custom nodes in ComfyUI Manager.
this program reads the sage_cache.json, pulls more data from civitai, then writes out models that hava a lastused timestamp to a sqlite3 database in memory
it writes out models that do not have a last used timestamp to internal dictionaries. It then uses these data sources to create 2 html files.
- loras.html contains all comfyui loras starting with the most recently used
- xpoints.html contains all comfyUI checkpoints starting with the most recently used
here is an example: https://aiartalley.com/xpoints.html
The format and composition of the html tables can be customized as follows:
You can customize the output table format completely.
You can add fields, remove fields, change the column order, whatever you like.
Number indicates which column in table, zero means do not include this field.
If you need 10 or more columns use hex (A = 10, B = 11, etc).
A 16 character formatted string can be passed as a shell parameter:
┌──►Embed Images (0=False, 1=True). If True, will download
│ images and save locally, making offline pages
│
8-120340005678-0
│ │││││││││││└─►Last used timestamp
│ ││││││││││└─►Prompt
│ │││││││││└─►Example image
│ ││││││││└─►Denoise info (steps, sampler, scheduler and config scale)
│ │││││││└─►# of Steps used
│ ││││││└─►Model civitai ID
│ │││││└─►Model hash
│ ││││└─►Civitai URL
│ │││└─►Trigger words
│ ││└─►Model type (LORA or Checkpoint)
│ │└─►Base model (Flux, Pony, etc)
│ └─►Model name
└──►Number of columns
The example and default string as shown above tells the program to create:
An 8 column table with:
- Model name in column 1
- Base model in column 2
- Trigger words in column 3
- Civitai URL in column 4
- Denoise info in column 5
- Example image in column 6
- Prompt in column 7
- Last used timestamp in column 8
- Images are not embedded, and are linked as URLs
An additional optional argument can be used to alter the default sort order of the table.
The following are valid fields for this argument:
1. Model name
2. Base model
3. Last used timestamp
example:
2a,3d,1a
This would sort the table by Base model ascending, then by Last used timestamp descending, then by Model name