ComfyUI Goez Nodes

A collection of advanced custom nodes for ComfyUI, designed to streamline prompt engineering, configuration management, and pipeline parameter handling.

Features

• Prompt Generator: Easily combine multiple positive/negative prompts with custom delimiters and automatic whitespace cleaning.
• Config Loader: Integrate model, CLIP, prompts, VAE, sampler, scheduler, and more into a single pipeline configuration node.
• Pipe In / Pipe Out: Flexible nodes for passing and extracting pipeline parameters, supporting overrides and workflow modularity.
• Image API: HTTP endpoints for viewing and listing images by type, useful for integration and automation.
• Tree Menu：Tree Menu: Upgrade dropdowns to a hierarchical tree structure for clearer organization of models, VAEs, Loras, etc. If a preview image is available, it will be shown directly in the menu for quick visual selection.

Quickstart

1. Install ComfyUI.
2. Install ComfyUI-Manager (recommended).
3. Search for this extension in ComfyUI-Manager, or clone this repository into your ComfyUI/custom_nodes directory for manual installation.
4. Restart ComfyUI.

Node Overview

• PromptGenerator: Combines multiple prompt fields into a single positive/negative prompt string.
• ConfigLoader: Loads and merges all generation settings and inputs, outputs a complete pipeline dictionary.
• PipeIn: Accepts a pipeline dictionary and allows selective override of parameters.
• PipeOut: Extracts all pipeline parameters for downstream nodes or inspection.

API Endpoints

• GET /goez/view/{type}/{name}: View a specific image by type and name.
• GET /goez/images/{type}: List all images of a given type.

Development

To install development dependencies and pre-commit hooks:

pip install -e .[dev]
pre-commit install

The -e flag enables live development—changes are picked up automatically by ComfyUI.

Testing

Unit tests can be placed in the tests/ directory. (Currently empty.)

Publishing

To publish to the ComfyUI registry, follow these steps:

1. Create an account at https://registry.comfy.org and generate an API key.
2. Add your publisher ID to pyproject.toml.
3. Add the API key to your GitHub repository secrets as REGISTRY_ACCESS_TOKEN.
4. Push to GitHub to trigger the publishing workflow.

For more details, see the ComfyUI registry publishing guide.

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For more information on writing custom nodes, see the ComfyUI custom node documentation.