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Mobeen Abdullah
e0a3c1adfc refactor(website): source Seedance reviews carousel aria-labels from i18n
Replace the inline locale ternaries on the reviews carousel Prev/Next
buttons with t() and dedicated seedance.reviews.prev/next keys, matching
the site's translation convention. English values stay "Previous"/"Next"
so the existing e2e button lookup keeps working.
2026-07-14 02:20:17 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
53d3868a9d style(website): balance spacing above the Seedance reviews MCP card
Drop the reviews section top padding so the gap above the Comfy MCP
card matches the gap between the card and the reviews heading, instead
of stacking the run-options section bottom padding on top of it.
2026-07-14 01:45:12 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
b739bf065f feat(website): add customer reviews section to Seedance page
- Add "4+ million Comfy creators say" reviews carousel reusing the
  customers FeedbackSection mechanics; ships the curated Scott Belsky
  quote from the Figma plus placeholders pending Nav's curated G2 picks
- Move the Comfy MCP highlight card into the top of the reviews section
  to match the latest Figma; fix its mobile layout so the title no
  longer collapses to one word per line
- Breadcrumb label -> "Supported Models" via the canonical
  models.breadcrumb.models key; drop the redundant breadcrumb.models key
- e2e: reviews heading + first quote, MCP CTA target, carousel advance
2026-07-14 01:36:47 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
a2dbeb1ca7 fix(website): address CodeRabbit review on Seedance page
- e2e: move breadcrumb/CTA link-target assertions out of @smoke into a
  dedicated link-targets suite; assert against routes.models, not a literal
- BreadcrumbBar: use an index-composite :key (labels are not unique)
- routes: add regression tests for /seedance-2.5 and /zh-CN/seedance-2.5
- data: fix Kling 3.0 free/pay-as-you-go contradiction (note -> Included free)
- pages: derive the JSON-LD breadcrumbs from the visible crumbs so they cannot drift
2026-07-11 00:02:11 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
12f8d210f8 refactor(website): keep SeedanceModelTier type internal 2026-07-10 23:40:59 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
7969688302 docs(website): add Seedance page preview screenshots 2026-07-10 23:32:35 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
231cbb63eb test(website): add Seedance page e2e smoke spec 2026-07-10 23:32:17 +05:00
Mobeen Abdullah
d1f33b83e4 feat(website): add Seedance 2.5 SEO page
Add the /seedance-2.5 marketing landing page (en + zh-CN) built from June's
Figma: video hero, prompt/result showcase carousel, direct-your-shot steps,
model grid, reused pricing, FAQ, CTA, and run-options.

Introduces three reusable primitives (BreadcrumbBar, MediaCarousel, NodeTag),
an inverse BrandButton variant, and an optional subtitle on CtaCenter01.
Per-page content lives in data/seedance.ts + seedance.* i18n keys so the
layout can be reused for future model pages.
2026-07-10 23:31:27 +05:00
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@@ -9,10 +9,6 @@ inputs:
description: 'Whether to launch the server after setup'
required: false
default: 'false'
comfyui_ref:
description: 'ComfyUI git ref to check out (tag/branch/SHA). Empty = default branch (master).'
required: false
default: ''
runs:
using: 'composite'
steps:
@@ -23,7 +19,6 @@ runs:
uses: actions/checkout@v6
with:
repository: 'comfyanonymous/ComfyUI'
ref: ${{ inputs.comfyui_ref }}
path: 'ComfyUI'
- name: Install ComfyUI_devtools from frontend repo

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@@ -1,175 +0,0 @@
# Runs the custom-node regression suite against a backend that has the manifest
# packs actually installed, so the load/run tiers execute for real. This is a
# GATING check: if a pack fails to install or any tier is skipped, the job goes
# red - a regression gate that let a broken pack through as a "skip" would be
# pointless. Mark `custom-nodes-e2e` as a required status check in branch
# protection to block merges on failure.
name: 'CI: Tests Custom Nodes'
on:
pull_request:
branches-ignore: [wip/*, draft/*, temp/*]
push:
branches: [main, master]
merge_group:
workflow_dispatch:
concurrency:
group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }}
cancel-in-progress: true
jobs:
# Path gating lives here, not in a trigger-level `paths:` filter: a required
# check gated by trigger paths never creates a check run on an unrelated PR
# and leaves branch protection stuck Pending. A job-level `if:` still creates
# the check and marks it Skipped (= passing). Mirrors ci-tests-unit.yaml.
changes:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
permissions:
contents: read
outputs:
should-run: ${{ steps.changes.outputs.should-run }}
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v6
- id: changes
uses: ./.github/actions/changes-filter
# Deliberately NOT sharded yet: the suite is ~8 min but every shard would
# pay the full ~4.5 min setup (clone + pip-install every pack + boot the
# backend), so 2 shards buy ~4 min of wall time for double the runner cost,
# with diminishing returns beyond that. Sharding pays once test time dwarfs
# setup time -
# first cut setup with a prebuilt image of the pinned packs, then shard if
# the job exceeds ~12 minutes.
custom-nodes-e2e:
needs: changes
# Run only when non-docs code changed AND the PR is same-repo. Fork PRs can
# edit the manifest's repo/pin URLs, and this job clones and pip-installs
# whatever they point at (setup.py runs at install time), so an untrusted
# fork must not be able to aim the clone at an attacker-controlled repo.
# Fork PRs still get the environment-agnostic coverage via the main e2e
# shards. A skipped job counts as passing, so this stays required-safe.
if: >-
needs.changes.outputs.should-run == 'true' &&
(github.event_name != 'pull_request' ||
github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository)
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
timeout-minutes: 30
permissions:
contents: read
steps:
- name: Checkout repository
uses: actions/checkout@v6
- name: Setup frontend
uses: ./.github/actions/setup-frontend
with:
include_build_step: true
- name: Setup Playwright
uses: ./.github/actions/setup-playwright
# Checks out ComfyUI, installs Python/torch/requirements and ComfyUI_devtools.
# launch_server:false so we can add the manifest packs before booting.
- name: Setup ComfyUI server
uses: ./.github/actions/setup-comfyui-server
with:
launch_server: 'false'
# Install every pack the manifest declares (DRY: a new pack row installs
# itself here, no workflow change). A clone or dependency failure fails the
# job - if a pack can't be installed, its coverage can't run, and that is a
# gate failure, not something to paper over. The `jq | while` pipe hides
# failures in a subshell, so read into an array and loop with `set -e`.
- name: Install manifest custom nodes
shell: bash
run: |
set -euo pipefail
# Pin the CPU torch stack that setup-comfyui-server installed so no
# pack's requirements.txt can pull a GPU/incompatible torch onto this
# --cpu runner. A pack that genuinely needs a different torch fails
# the constrained install loudly rather than silently swapping it.
pip freeze | grep -iE '^(torch|torchvision|torchaudio)==' \
> /tmp/torch-constraints.txt || true
manifest=browser_tests/fixtures/data/customNodeManifest.json
mapfile -t entries < <(jq -c '.[]' "$manifest")
for entry in "${entries[@]}"; do
repo=$(jq -r '.repo' <<<"$entry")
pin=$(jq -r '.pin' <<<"$entry")
# Install under the manifest `pack` key, not basename(repo): node
# attribution keys on the install dirname via python_module, and
# the two only coincide by luck. Same charset the manifest loader
# enforces - belt for anything that bypasses it.
pack=$(jq -r '.pack' <<<"$entry")
if ! [[ "$pack" =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*$ ]]; then
echo "::error::unsafe pack name: '$pack'"; exit 1
fi
# The gate tests exactly what was verified: a full SHA pin is
# mandatory here, before anything installs. The planned canary
# (pack HEADs) is the only intended unpinned consumer and runs
# with CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED=1 through the loader instead.
if ! [[ "$pin" =~ ^[0-9a-f]{40}$ ]]; then
echo "::error::$pack: pin must be a full commit SHA (got '$pin')"; exit 1
fi
dir="ComfyUI/custom_nodes/$pack"
echo "::group::install $pack"
git clone --depth 1 "$repo" "$dir"
git -C "$dir" fetch --depth 1 origin "$pin"
git -C "$dir" checkout "$pin"
if [ -f "$dir/requirements.txt" ]; then
pip install -r "$dir/requirements.txt" -c /tmp/torch-constraints.txt
fi
echo "::endgroup::"
done
# The VHS run-tier workflow reads input/plain_video.mp4.
- name: Stage run-tier assets
shell: bash
run: cp browser_tests/assets/plain_video.mp4 ComfyUI/input/plain_video.mp4
# --cache-none so retried run-tier tests re-execute every node (a cached
# node emits no `executing` event and would false-fail PARTIAL).
- name: Start ComfyUI server
shell: bash
working-directory: ComfyUI
run: |
python main.py --cpu --multi-user --cache-none --front-end-root ../dist &
wait-for-it --service 127.0.0.1:8188 -t 600
- name: Run custom-node suite
env:
PLAYWRIGHT_JSON_OUTPUT_NAME: custom-nodes-results.json
run: |
# workers=1: the auto-run tier needs exclusive backend-queue access;
# parallel workers interrupt each other's executions.
pnpm exec playwright test browser_tests/tests/customNodes/ \
--project=chromium --reporter=list,json --workers=1
# A skip here means a pack or devtools did not load: on this backend every
# tier is meant to run, so a skip is a gate failure, not an honest pass.
- name: Forbid skipped tests
if: always()
shell: bash
run: |
set -euo pipefail
skipped=$(jq '.stats.skipped' custom-nodes-results.json)
echo "skipped tests: $skipped"
if [ "$skipped" != "0" ]; then
echo "::error::$skipped test(s) skipped - a manifest pack or devtools failed to load; skips are not acceptable in the gating job"
# Recurse so specs nested under describe() blocks are found, and
# print only the specs that actually skipped.
jq -r '.. | objects
| select(has("title") and has("tests"))
| select(any(.tests[]?; .status == "skipped"))
| .title' custom-nodes-results.json | sort -u | head -40
exit 1
fi
- name: Upload Playwright report
if: always()
uses: actions/upload-artifact@v6
with:
name: playwright-report-custom-nodes
path: playwright-report/
retention-days: 7
if-no-files-found: warn

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@@ -38,11 +38,9 @@ jobs:
PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.event.issue.number }}
PR_AUTHOR: ${{ github.event.pull_request.user.login || github.event.issue.user.login }}
BASE_ALLOWLIST: action@github.com,actions-user,ampagent,claude,comfy-pr-bot,GitHub Action,github-actions,github-actions[bot],Glary Bot,Glary-Bot,*[bot]
# For each commit emit the GitHub login when the author/committer email resolves to a GitHub account
# otherwise fall back to the raw git name.
run: |
others=$(gh api "repos/${{ github.repository }}/pulls/${PR_NUMBER}/commits" --paginate \
--jq '.[] | (.author.login // .commit.author.name // empty), (.committer.login // .commit.committer.name // empty)' \
--jq '.[] | (.author.login // empty), (.committer.login // empty)' \
| sort -u | grep -vix "${PR_AUTHOR}" | paste -sd, -)
if [ -n "$others" ]; then
echo "allowlist=${BASE_ALLOWLIST},${others}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"

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@@ -278,49 +278,32 @@ jobs:
continue
fi
# Create backport branch. A failure here (e.g. dirty state left
# by a prior target) must not abort the loop and skip remaining
# targets, so fall back to a clean checkout and record the error.
if ! git checkout -B "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}" "origin/${TARGET_BRANCH}"; then
echo "::error::Failed to create branch ${BACKPORT_BRANCH} for ${TARGET_BRANCH}"
FAILED="${FAILED}${TARGET_BRANCH}:branch-create-failed "
git checkout main || git checkout -f main
echo "::endgroup::"
continue
fi
# Create backport branch
git checkout -b "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}" "origin/${TARGET_BRANCH}"
# Try cherry-pick
if git cherry-pick "${MERGE_COMMIT}"; then
if [ "$REMOTE_BACKPORT_EXISTS" = true ]; then
PUSH_CMD=(git push --force-with-lease origin "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}")
git push --force-with-lease origin "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}"
else
PUSH_CMD=(git push origin "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}")
git push origin "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}"
fi
# A push failure for one target must not abort the loop and
# prevent remaining targets from being attempted.
if "${PUSH_CMD[@]}"; then
echo "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}" >> "$CREATED_BRANCHES_FILE"
SUCCESS="${SUCCESS}${TARGET_BRANCH}:${BACKPORT_BRANCH} "
echo "Successfully created backport branch: ${BACKPORT_BRANCH}"
else
echo "::error::Failed to push ${BACKPORT_BRANCH} for ${TARGET_BRANCH}"
FAILED="${FAILED}${TARGET_BRANCH}:push-failed "
fi
echo "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}" >> "$CREATED_BRANCHES_FILE"
SUCCESS="${SUCCESS}${TARGET_BRANCH}:${BACKPORT_BRANCH} "
echo "Successfully created backport branch: ${BACKPORT_BRANCH}"
# Return to main (keep the branch, we need it for PR)
git checkout main || git checkout -f main
git checkout main
else
# Get conflict info
CONFLICTS=$(git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U | tr '\n' ',')
git cherry-pick --abort || true
git cherry-pick --abort
echo "::error::Cherry-pick failed due to conflicts"
FAILED="${FAILED}${TARGET_BRANCH}:conflicts:${CONFLICTS} "
# Clean up the failed branch
git checkout main || git checkout -f main
git branch -D "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}" || true
git checkout main
git branch -D "${BACKPORT_BRANCH}"
fi
echo "::endgroup::"
@@ -401,10 +384,6 @@ jobs:
**Reason:** Merge conflicts detected during cherry-pick of `${MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT}`
The auto-backport could not be completed automatically. Please backport
manually onto branch `${BACKPORT_BRANCH}` (from `origin/${target}`) and
open a PR to `${target}`.
<details>
<summary>📄 Conflicting files</summary>
@@ -437,37 +416,19 @@ jobs:
MERGE_COMMIT=$(jq -r '.pull_request.merge_commit_sha' "$GITHUB_EVENT_PATH")
fi
# Post a comment without letting a single failed `gh pr comment` (e.g.
# a locked issue, as happened for PR #13359, or a transient API error)
# abort the step under `set -e` and swallow the remaining failures.
post_comment() {
local body="$1"
local context="$2"
if ! gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "${body}"; then
echo "::warning::Could not comment on PR #${PR_NUMBER} about ${context}. Manual backport required."
fi
}
for failure in ${{ steps.backport.outputs.failed }}; do
IFS=':' read -r target reason conflicts <<< "${failure}"
SAFE_TARGET=$(echo "$target" | tr '/' '-')
BACKPORT_BRANCH="backport-${PR_NUMBER}-to-${SAFE_TARGET}"
if [ "${reason}" = "branch-missing" ]; then
post_comment "@${PR_AUTHOR} Backport failed: Branch \`${target}\` does not exist" "missing branch ${target}"
gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "@${PR_AUTHOR} Backport failed: Branch \`${target}\` does not exist"
elif [ "${reason}" = "already-exists" ]; then
post_comment "@${PR_AUTHOR} Commit \`${MERGE_COMMIT}\` already exists on branch \`${target}\`. No backport needed." "already-backported ${target}"
elif [ "${reason}" = "branch-create-failed" ]; then
gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "@${PR_AUTHOR} Backport to \`${target}\` failed: could not create the backport branch. Please retry or backport manually."
elif [ "${reason}" = "push-failed" ]; then
gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "@${PR_AUTHOR} Backport to \`${target}\` cherry-picked cleanly but the push failed. Please retry or push the backport branch manually."
gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "@${PR_AUTHOR} Commit \`${MERGE_COMMIT}\` already exists on branch \`${target}\`. No backport needed."
elif [ "${reason}" = "conflicts" ]; then
CONFLICTS_INLINE=$(echo "${conflicts}" | tr ',' ' ')
SAFE_TARGET=$(echo "$target" | tr '/' '-')
BACKPORT_BRANCH="backport-${PR_NUMBER}-to-${SAFE_TARGET}"
PR_URL="${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}/pull/${PR_NUMBER}"
export PR_NUMBER PR_URL MERGE_COMMIT target BACKPORT_BRANCH CONFLICTS_INLINE
@@ -483,10 +444,10 @@ jobs:
CONFLICTS_BLOCK=$(echo "${conflicts}" | tr ',' '\n')
MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT="${MERGE_COMMIT:0:7}"
export target MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT BACKPORT_BRANCH CONFLICTS_BLOCK AGENT_PROMPT PR_AUTHOR
COMMENT_BODY=$(envsubst '${target} ${MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT} ${BACKPORT_BRANCH} ${CONFLICTS_BLOCK} ${AGENT_PROMPT} ${PR_AUTHOR}' <<<"$COMMENT_BODY_TEMPLATE")
export target MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT CONFLICTS_BLOCK AGENT_PROMPT PR_AUTHOR
COMMENT_BODY=$(envsubst '${target} ${MERGE_COMMIT_SHORT} ${CONFLICTS_BLOCK} ${AGENT_PROMPT} ${PR_AUTHOR}' <<<"$COMMENT_BODY_TEMPLATE")
post_comment "${COMMENT_BODY}" "cherry-pick conflict on ${target} (backport manually onto ${BACKPORT_BRANCH})"
gh pr comment "${PR_NUMBER}" --body "${COMMENT_BODY}"
fi
done

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@@ -0,0 +1,177 @@
import { expect } from '@playwright/test'
import { externalLinks, getRoutes } from '../src/config/routes'
import { seedanceFaqs, seedanceReviews } from '../src/data/seedance'
import { t } from '../src/i18n/translations'
import { test } from './fixtures/blockExternalMedia'
const PATH = '/seedance-2.5'
const HERO_TITLE = t('seedance.hero.title', 'en')
const MODELS_HEADING = t('seedance.models.heading', 'en')
const MODELS_ROUTE = getRoutes('en').models
const CTA_HEADING = t('seedance.cta.heading', 'en')
const CTA_PRIMARY = t('seedance.cta.primaryCta', 'en')
const WORKFLOWS_URL = externalLinks.workflows
const FAQ_COUNT = seedanceFaqs.length
const FIRST_FAQ = seedanceFaqs[0]
const REVIEWS_HEADING = t('seedance.reviews.heading', 'en')
const HIGHLIGHT_CTA = t('seedance.reviews.highlightCta', 'en')
const MCP_ROUTE = getRoutes('en').mcp
const FIRST_REVIEW = seedanceReviews[0]
test.describe('Seedance 2.5 page — desktop @smoke', () => {
test.beforeEach(async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto(PATH)
})
test('renders the hero heading and is indexable', async ({ page }) => {
await expect(
page.getByRole('heading', { level: 1, name: HERO_TITLE })
).toBeVisible()
await expect(page.locator('meta[name="robots"]')).toHaveCount(0)
})
test('renders the models section heading', async ({ page }) => {
const heading = page.getByRole('heading', {
level: 2,
name: MODELS_HEADING
})
await heading.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(heading).toBeVisible()
})
test('renders the reviews section heading and first quote', async ({
page
}) => {
const heading = page.getByRole('heading', {
level: 2,
name: REVIEWS_HEADING
})
await heading.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(heading).toBeVisible()
await expect(page.getByText(FIRST_REVIEW.name)).toBeVisible()
})
})
test.describe('Seedance 2.5 page — link targets', () => {
test.beforeEach(async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto(PATH)
})
test('breadcrumb trail links to the models catalog', async ({ page }) => {
const modelsCrumb = page
.getByRole('navigation', { name: 'Breadcrumb' })
.getByRole('link', { name: t('models.breadcrumb.models', 'en') })
await expect(modelsCrumb).toHaveAttribute('href', MODELS_ROUTE)
})
test('closing CTA links to run Wan 2.2 in a new tab', async ({ page }) => {
const ctaSection = page.locator('section').filter({
has: page.getByRole('heading', { level: 2, name: CTA_HEADING })
})
const primary = ctaSection.getByRole('link', { name: CTA_PRIMARY })
await primary.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(primary).toBeVisible()
await expect(primary).toHaveAttribute('href', WORKFLOWS_URL)
await expect(primary).toHaveAttribute('target', '_blank')
})
test('MCP highlight card CTA links to the MCP page', async ({ page }) => {
const reviewsSection = page.locator('section').filter({
has: page.getByRole('heading', { level: 2, name: REVIEWS_HEADING })
})
const cta = reviewsSection.getByRole('link', { name: HIGHLIGHT_CTA })
await cta.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(cta).toHaveAttribute('href', MCP_ROUTE)
})
})
test.describe('Seedance 2.5 page — interactions', () => {
test.beforeEach(async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto(PATH)
})
test('emits FAQPage structured data with one entry per FAQ', async ({
page
}) => {
const faqJsonLd = await page.evaluate(() => {
const scripts = Array.from(
document.querySelectorAll<HTMLScriptElement>(
'script[type="application/ld+json"]'
)
)
const match = scripts.find((s) =>
(s.textContent ?? '').includes('FAQPage')
)
return match?.textContent ?? null
})
expect(faqJsonLd, 'FAQ JSON-LD script').not.toBeNull()
const graph = JSON.parse(faqJsonLd!)['@graph'] as {
'@type': string
mainEntity?: unknown[]
}[]
const faqPage = graph.find((node) => node['@type'] === 'FAQPage')
expect(faqPage, 'FAQPage node in @graph').toBeDefined()
expect(faqPage!.mainEntity!.length).toBe(FAQ_COUNT)
})
test('FAQ items toggle open and closed on click', async ({ page }) => {
const firstQuestion = page.getByRole('button', {
name: FIRST_FAQ.question.en
})
await firstQuestion.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(firstQuestion).toHaveAttribute('aria-expanded', 'false')
await firstQuestion.click()
await expect(firstQuestion).toHaveAttribute('aria-expanded', 'true')
await expect(page.getByText(FIRST_FAQ.answer.en)).toBeVisible()
await firstQuestion.click()
await expect(firstQuestion).toHaveAttribute('aria-expanded', 'false')
})
test('reviews carousel advances when Next is clicked', async ({ page }) => {
const reviewsSection = page.locator('section').filter({
has: page.getByRole('heading', { level: 2, name: REVIEWS_HEADING })
})
const track = reviewsSection.getByRole('article').first().locator('..')
const nextButton = reviewsSection.getByRole('button', { name: 'Next' })
await nextButton.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
const startScroll = await track.evaluate((el) => el.scrollLeft)
await nextButton.click()
await expect
.poll(() => track.evaluate((el) => el.scrollLeft))
.toBeGreaterThan(startScroll)
})
})
test.describe('Seedance 2.5 page — mobile @mobile', () => {
test.beforeEach(async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto(PATH)
})
test('renders the hero heading at narrow viewports', async ({ page }) => {
await expect(
page.getByRole('heading', { level: 1, name: HERO_TITLE })
).toBeVisible()
})
test('closing CTA heading stays within the viewport width', async ({
page
}) => {
const ctaHeading = page.getByRole('heading', {
level: 2,
name: CTA_HEADING
})
await ctaHeading.scrollIntoViewIfNeeded()
await expect(ctaHeading).toBeVisible()
const box = await ctaHeading.boundingBox()
expect(box, 'CTA heading bounding box').not.toBeNull()
expect(box!.x + box!.width).toBeLessThanOrEqual(
page.viewportSize()!.width + 1
)
})
})

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@@ -16,8 +16,9 @@ type TermsLink = {
href: string
}
const { heading, primaryCta, secondaryCta, termsLink } = defineProps<{
const { heading, subtitle, primaryCta, secondaryCta, termsLink } = defineProps<{
heading: string
subtitle?: string
primaryCta: Cta
secondaryCta?: Cta
termsLink?: TermsLink
@@ -34,6 +35,13 @@ const { heading, primaryCta, secondaryCta, termsLink } = defineProps<{
{{ heading }}
</h2>
<p
v-if="subtitle"
class="mt-4 max-w-2xl text-base/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas/80 lg:text-lg/relaxed"
>
{{ subtitle }}
</p>
<div class="mt-10 flex flex-col gap-4 sm:flex-row lg:mt-12">
<Button
as="a"

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@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
<script setup lang="ts">
type Crumb = { label: string; href?: string }
const { crumbs, updated } = defineProps<{
crumbs: readonly Crumb[]
updated?: string
}>()
</script>
<template>
<nav
aria-label="Breadcrumb"
class="max-w-9xl mx-auto flex items-center justify-between gap-4 px-6 py-3 lg:px-20"
>
<ol
class="text-primary-warm-gray flex flex-wrap items-center gap-2 text-xs tracking-wide uppercase"
>
<li
v-for="(crumb, i) in crumbs"
:key="`${i}-${crumb.label}`"
class="flex items-center gap-2"
>
<span v-if="i > 0" aria-hidden="true" class="text-primary-warm-gray/60">
/
</span>
<a
v-if="crumb.href"
:href="crumb.href"
class="transition-colors hover:text-primary-comfy-canvas"
>
{{ crumb.label }}
</a>
<span v-else aria-current="page" class="text-primary-comfy-canvas">
{{ crumb.label }}
</span>
</li>
</ol>
<p
v-if="updated"
class="text-primary-warm-gray shrink-0 text-xs tracking-wide uppercase"
>
{{ updated }}
</p>
</nav>
</template>

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@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
<script setup lang="ts">
import { useScroll } from '@vueuse/core'
import { computed, useTemplateRef } from 'vue'
const { prevLabel, nextLabel } = defineProps<{
prevLabel: string
nextLabel: string
}>()
const track = useTemplateRef<HTMLElement>('track')
const { x } = useScroll(track)
const progressPercent = computed(() => {
const el = track.value
if (!el) return '0%'
const max = el.scrollWidth - el.clientWidth
return `${(max > 0 ? x.value / max : 0) * 100}%`
})
function scroll(direction: -1 | 1) {
const el = track.value
if (!el) return
el.scrollBy({ left: direction * el.clientWidth, behavior: 'smooth' })
}
</script>
<template>
<div class="flex flex-col gap-10">
<div
ref="track"
class="flex snap-x snap-mandatory scrollbar-none gap-6 overflow-x-auto"
>
<slot />
</div>
<div class="flex items-center gap-4">
<div class="h-1 flex-1 rounded-full bg-white/20">
<div
class="bg-primary-comfy-yellow h-full rounded-full"
:style="{ width: progressPercent }"
/>
</div>
<button
type="button"
:aria-label="prevLabel"
class="flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-full border border-white/20 text-white/60 transition-colors hover:border-white/40"
@click="scroll(-1)"
>
<img
src="/icons/arrow-right.svg"
alt=""
class="size-3 rotate-180 opacity-60 invert"
/>
</button>
<button
type="button"
:aria-label="nextLabel"
class="bg-primary-comfy-yellow flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-full transition-opacity hover:opacity-90"
@click="scroll(1)"
>
<img src="/icons/arrow-right.svg" alt="" class="size-3" />
</button>
</div>
</div>
</template>

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<script setup lang="ts">
import { cn } from '@comfyorg/tailwind-utils'
import type { HTMLAttributes } from 'vue'
const { class: className } = defineProps<{ class?: HTMLAttributes['class'] }>()
</script>
<template>
<span
:class="
cn(
'inline-flex h-8 -skew-x-12 items-center justify-center rounded-lg px-3.5',
className
)
"
>
<span
class="ppformula-text-center font-formula skew-x-12 text-sm leading-none font-extrabold tracking-wider uppercase"
>
<slot />
</span>
</span>
</template>

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@@ -8,9 +8,11 @@ export const brandButtonVariants = cva({
solid:
'bg-primary-comfy-yellow text-primary-comfy-ink transition-opacity hover:opacity-90',
outline:
'border-primary-comfy-yellow text-primary-comfy-yellow hover:bg-primary-comfy-yellow hover:text-primary-comfy-ink border',
'border-primary-comfy-yellow text-primary-comfy-yellow hover:bg-primary-comfy-yellow border hover:text-primary-comfy-ink',
'outline-dark':
'border-primary-comfy-ink text-primary-comfy-ink hover:bg-primary-comfy-ink hover:text-primary-comfy-yellow border-2 uppercase'
'hover:text-primary-comfy-yellow border-2 border-primary-comfy-ink text-primary-comfy-ink uppercase hover:bg-primary-comfy-ink',
inverse:
'text-primary-comfy-yellow bg-primary-comfy-ink transition-opacity hover:opacity-90'
},
size: {
xs: 'rounded-2xl px-6 py-3 text-xs font-bold',

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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'
import { localizeHref } from './routes'
import { getRoutes, localizeHref } from './routes'
describe('localizeHref', () => {
it('prefixes an internal path for a non-default locale', () => {
@@ -21,3 +21,13 @@ describe('localizeHref', () => {
expect(localizeHref('/terms-of-service', 'zh-CN')).toBe('/terms-of-service')
})
})
describe('getRoutes seedance', () => {
it('serves the seedance page at its canonical path for en', () => {
expect(getRoutes('en').seedance).toBe('/seedance-2.5')
})
it('serves a localized seedance path for zh-CN', () => {
expect(getRoutes('zh-CN').seedance).toBe('/zh-CN/seedance-2.5')
})
})

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@@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ const baseRoutes = {
affiliateTerms: '/affiliates/terms',
contact: '/contact',
models: '/p/supported-models',
mcp: '/mcp'
mcp: '/mcp',
seedance: '/seedance-2.5'
} as const
type Routes = typeof baseRoutes

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import type { LocalizedText } from '../i18n/translations'
import { externalLinks } from '../config/routes'
// Placeholder media reused from existing hosted cloud assets so the page
// renders end-to-end. Swap for the final Seedance renders and provider logos
// from June before launch (CRE-145).
const media = {
hero: 'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/seedance-20.webm',
example1:
'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/nano-banana-pro.webp',
example2:
'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/qwen-image-edit.webp',
kling: 'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/grok-video.webm',
wan: 'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/wan-22.webm',
veo: 'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/seedance-20.webm',
hailuo: 'https://media.comfy.org/website/cloud/ai-models/gpt-image-2.webm'
} as const
export const seedanceHeroVideo = media.hero
export interface SeedanceStep {
id: string
title: LocalizedText
description: LocalizedText
imageSrc: string
}
export const seedanceSteps: readonly SeedanceStep[] = [
{
id: 'write-the-shot',
title: { en: 'Write the shot', 'zh-CN': '写下镜头' },
description: {
en: 'Camera, subject, framing',
'zh-CN': '镜头、主体、构图'
},
imageSrc: media.example1
},
{
id: 'draft-on-wan',
title: { en: 'Draft free on Wan 2.2', 'zh-CN': '用 Wan 2.2 免费打样' },
description: {
en: 'Same workflow, zero credits',
'zh-CN': '相同工作流,零积分消耗'
},
imageSrc: media.example2
},
{
id: 'switch-to-seedance',
title: { en: 'Switch to Seedance 2.5', 'zh-CN': '切换到 Seedance 2.5' },
description: {
en: 'Final render, up to 4K',
'zh-CN': '最终渲染,最高 4K'
},
imageSrc: media.example1
}
] as const
type SeedanceModelTier = 'free' | 'premium'
export interface SeedanceModel {
id: string
name: string
tier: SeedanceModelTier
note: LocalizedText
description: LocalizedText
imageSrc: string
logoSrc: string
logoAlt: string
href: string
}
// Six cards in a 2x3 grid to match the Figma (which repeats Veo/Hailuo as the
// last two). June to supply the final roster + card art.
export const seedanceModels: readonly SeedanceModel[] = [
{
id: 'kling-3',
name: 'Kling 3.0',
tier: 'free',
note: { en: 'Included free', 'zh-CN': '免费包含' },
description: {
en: 'Precise camera and motion control.',
'zh-CN': '精准的镜头与运动控制。'
},
imageSrc: media.kling,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/bytedance.svg',
logoAlt: 'Kling',
href: externalLinks.workflows
},
{
id: 'wan-22',
name: 'Wan 2.2',
tier: 'free',
note: { en: 'Included free', 'zh-CN': '免费包含' },
description: {
en: 'Draft free before you spend a credit.',
'zh-CN': '在消耗积分前免费打样。'
},
imageSrc: media.wan,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/wan.svg',
logoAlt: 'Wan',
href: externalLinks.workflows
},
{
id: 'veo-31',
name: 'Veo 3.1',
tier: 'premium',
note: { en: 'Pay-as-you-go', 'zh-CN': '按量付费' },
description: {
en: 'Native audio with the frame.',
'zh-CN': '画面自带原生音频。'
},
imageSrc: media.veo,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/gemini.svg',
logoAlt: 'Veo',
href: externalLinks.workflows
},
{
id: 'hailuo',
name: 'Hailuo',
tier: 'premium',
note: { en: 'Pay-as-you-go', 'zh-CN': '按量付费' },
description: {
en: 'Fast, expressive character motion.',
'zh-CN': '快速且富有表现力的角色动作。'
},
imageSrc: media.hailuo,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/bytedance.svg',
logoAlt: 'Hailuo',
href: externalLinks.workflows
},
{
id: 'veo-31-b',
name: 'Veo 3.1',
tier: 'premium',
note: { en: 'Pay-as-you-go', 'zh-CN': '按量付费' },
description: {
en: 'Native audio with the frame.',
'zh-CN': '画面自带原生音频。'
},
imageSrc: media.veo,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/gemini.svg',
logoAlt: 'Veo',
href: externalLinks.workflows
},
{
id: 'hailuo-b',
name: 'Hailuo',
tier: 'premium',
note: { en: 'Pay-as-you-go', 'zh-CN': '按量付费' },
description: {
en: 'Fast, expressive character motion.',
'zh-CN': '快速且富有表现力的角色动作。'
},
imageSrc: media.hailuo,
logoSrc: '/icons/ai-models/bytedance.svg',
logoAlt: 'Hailuo',
href: externalLinks.workflows
}
] as const
export interface SeedanceExample {
id: string
prompt: LocalizedText
imageSrc: string
imageAlt: LocalizedText
}
// Prompt/result pairs are placeholder pending June's final examples.
export const seedanceExamples: readonly SeedanceExample[] = [
{
id: 'dalmatian-loft',
prompt: {
en: 'A dalmatian stretches across a sunlit loft, slow push-in, shallow depth of field, warm morning light.',
'zh-CN':
'一只斑点狗在洒满阳光的阁楼里舒展身体,镜头缓缓推进,浅景深,温暖的晨光。'
},
imageSrc: media.example1,
imageAlt: {
en: 'Seedance render of a dalmatian in a sunlit loft',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 渲染的阁楼斑点狗画面'
}
},
{
id: 'city-window',
prompt: {
en: 'Handheld shot drifting past a rain-streaked city window at dusk, neon reflections, cinematic grade.',
'zh-CN':
'黄昏时分,手持镜头掠过雨痕斑驳的城市窗户,霓虹倒影,电影级调色。'
},
imageSrc: media.example2,
imageAlt: {
en: 'Seedance render of a rain-streaked city window at dusk',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 渲染的黄昏雨窗画面'
}
},
{
id: 'studio-portrait',
prompt: {
en: 'Slow orbit around a model on a seamless studio backdrop, soft key light, subtle rim, editorial motion.',
'zh-CN':
'镜头缓缓环绕纯色背景前的模特,柔和主光,微妙轮廓光,时尚编辑感的运镜。'
},
imageSrc: media.veo,
imageAlt: {
en: 'Seedance render of a studio portrait orbit',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 渲染的影棚人像环绕画面'
}
},
{
id: 'street-tracking',
prompt: {
en: 'Tracking shot following a runner through a neon night market, shallow focus, motion blur, moody grade.',
'zh-CN': '跟拍镜头追随一名跑者穿过霓虹夜市,浅焦,动态模糊,情绪化调色。'
},
imageSrc: media.kling,
imageAlt: {
en: 'Seedance render of a runner in a neon night market',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 渲染的霓虹夜市跑者画面'
}
}
] as const
export interface SeedanceFaq {
id: string
question: LocalizedText
answer: LocalizedText
}
// FAQ questions follow the Figma; answers drafted from the page content
// pending June/Nav sign-off (CRE-145).
export const seedanceFaqs: readonly SeedanceFaq[] = [
{
id: 'cost-to-run',
question: {
en: 'How much does Seedance 2.5 cost to run?',
'zh-CN': '运行 Seedance 2.5 的费用是多少?'
},
answer: {
en: 'Seedance runs on pay-as-you-go credits or subscription credits — and you can draft the same shot free on Wan 2.2 before spending anything. No watermark either way.',
'zh-CN':
'Seedance 采用按量付费积分或订阅积分,你可以先在 Wan 2.2 上免费打样同一镜头,再决定是否消耗积分。两种方式都不带水印。'
}
},
{
id: 'generate-4k',
question: {
en: 'Can Seedance 2.5 generate 4K video?',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 2.5 能生成 4K 视频吗?'
},
answer: {
en: 'Yes. Seedance 2.5 renders up to 4K, with multi-shot sequences directed on the Comfy canvas.',
'zh-CN':
'可以。Seedance 2.5 最高支持 4K 渲染,并可在 Comfy 画布上执导多镜头序列。'
}
},
{
id: 'text-or-image',
question: {
en: 'Text to video or image to video?',
'zh-CN': '是文生视频还是图生视频?'
},
answer: {
en: 'Both. Start from a text prompt or drop in a reference image; you direct the shot either way.',
'zh-CN':
'两者都支持。你可以从文本提示开始,也可以放入参考图像,无论哪种方式都由你执导镜头。'
}
},
{
id: 'clip-length',
question: {
en: 'How long can clips be?',
'zh-CN': '片段可以多长?'
},
answer: {
en: 'Seedance 2.5 builds multi-shot sequences, so you stack shots and direct the full cut on the canvas rather than being capped at a single clip.',
'zh-CN':
'Seedance 2.5 可构建多镜头序列,你可以在画布上叠加镜头并执导完整成片,而不局限于单个片段。'
}
},
{
id: 'commercial-use',
question: {
en: 'Can I use the videos commercially?',
'zh-CN': '视频可以商用吗?'
},
answer: {
en: 'Yes. Renders include commercial use and carry no watermark.',
'zh-CN': '可以。渲染结果包含商业使用授权,且不带水印。'
}
},
{
id: 'seedance-vs-kling',
question: {
en: 'Seedance vs Kling — which one for my shot?',
'zh-CN': 'Seedance 与 Kling我的镜头该选哪个'
},
answer: {
en: 'Kling gives precise camera and motion control; Seedance is built for multi-shot cinematic sequences. Draft on Wan 2.2, then finish on whichever the shot demands.',
'zh-CN':
'Kling 提供精准的镜头与运动控制Seedance 专为多镜头电影级序列打造。先用 Wan 2.2 打样,再根据镜头需求选择合适的模型完成。'
}
}
] as const
export interface SeedanceReview {
id: string
// Optional headline shown above the body (title-style card). When absent the
// body renders as a larger pull quote (name + role card, e.g. Scott Belsky).
title?: LocalizedText
body: LocalizedText
name: string
role?: LocalizedText
}
// Customer reviews for the "4+ million Comfy creators say" carousel. The Scott
// Belsky quote is curated and already in the Figma. The remaining three are
// clearly-marked placeholders pending Nav's hand-curated 5-star picks from G2
// (https://www.g2.com/products/comfyui/reviews) — Nav will exclude some, so
// these are swapped one-for-one, same as the placeholder media above (CRE-145).
export const seedanceReviews: readonly SeedanceReview[] = [
{
id: 'scott-belsky',
body: {
en: 'Comfy has innovated a new and powerful ecosystem for creativity without compromising creative control. It has been amazing to watch technical artists and curious creative minds leverage Comfy to explore the full surface area of their ideas.',
'zh-CN':
'Comfy 打造了一个全新而强大的创意生态,同时毫不牺牲创作掌控力。看着技术型艺术家和充满好奇的创意人借助 Comfy 探索创意的每一个维度,令人惊叹。'
},
name: 'Scott Belsky',
role: { en: 'Founder of Behance', 'zh-CN': 'Behance 创始人' }
},
{
id: 'placeholder-1',
title: {
en: 'Intuitive UI and powerful node-based workflows',
'zh-CN': '直观的界面与强大的节点式工作流'
},
body: {
en: 'Placeholder review — Nav to replace with a curated 5-star review from G2.',
'zh-CN': '占位评价 —— 待 Nav 从 G2 挑选并替换为 5 星好评。'
},
name: 'Customer Name'
},
{
id: 'placeholder-2',
title: {
en: 'The most flexible creative pipeline we run',
'zh-CN': '我们用过最灵活的创意流程'
},
body: {
en: 'Placeholder review — Nav to replace with a curated 5-star review from G2.',
'zh-CN': '占位评价 —— 待 Nav 从 G2 挑选并替换为 5 星好评。'
},
name: 'Customer Name'
},
{
id: 'placeholder-3',
title: {
en: 'From prompt to final cut without leaving the canvas',
'zh-CN': '从提示到成片,全程不离开画布'
},
body: {
en: 'Placeholder review — Nav to replace with a curated 5-star review from G2.',
'zh-CN': '占位评价 —— 待 Nav 从 G2 挑选并替换为 5 星好评。'
},
name: 'Customer Name'
}
] as const

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@@ -4446,7 +4446,120 @@ const translations = {
'launches.section.title': {
en: 'Latest Launches',
'zh-CN': '最新发布'
}
},
// Seedance 2.5 SEO page (/seedance-2.5). zh-CN hand-translated; some body
// copy carries placeholder intent from Figma and may change (June, CRE-145).
'seedance.meta.title': {
en: 'Seedance 2.5 on Comfy — Cinematic AI Video Model',
'zh-CN': 'Comfy 上的 Seedance 2.5 — 电影级 AI 视频模型'
},
'seedance.meta.description': {
en: 'Run ByteDance Seedance 2.5 on Comfy: multi-shot cinematic video from text or image, 1080p to 4K. Draft free on Wan 2.2 and spend credits only on the final render.',
'zh-CN':
'在 Comfy 上运行字节跳动 Seedance 2.5:从文本或图像生成多镜头电影级视频,支持 1080p 至 4K。先用 Wan 2.2 免费打样,只在最终渲染时消耗积分。'
},
'seedance.breadcrumb.model': { en: 'Seedance 2.5', 'zh-CN': 'Seedance 2.5' },
'seedance.breadcrumb.updated': {
en: 'Updated July 2026',
'zh-CN': '更新于 2026 年 7 月'
},
'seedance.hero.badge': { en: 'Now on', 'zh-CN': '现已登陆' },
'seedance.hero.title': { en: 'Seedance 2.5', 'zh-CN': 'Seedance 2.5' },
'seedance.hero.description': {
en: "ByteDance's cinematic video model — multi-shot sequences, 1080p to 4K, text or image in. You direct on the canvas; Seedance renders the cut. Draft free on Wan 2.2 and spend credits only on the final.",
'zh-CN':
'字节跳动的电影级视频模型多镜头序列1080p 至 4K支持文本或图像输入。你在画布上执导Seedance 负责渲染成片。先用 Wan 2.2 免费打样,只在最终成片时消耗积分。'
},
'seedance.hero.primaryCta': {
en: 'RUN SEEDANCE 2.5',
'zh-CN': '运行 Seedance 2.5'
},
'seedance.hero.secondaryCta': { en: 'SEE THE PRESETS', 'zh-CN': '查看预设' },
'seedance.hero.footnote': {
en: 'Pay-as-you-go credits · No watermark · Commercial use included',
'zh-CN': '按量付费积分 · 无水印 · 包含商业使用授权'
},
'seedance.showcase.heading': {
en: 'Multi-shot sequences, 4K',
'zh-CN': '多镜头序列4K'
},
'seedance.showcase.promptLabel': { en: 'Prompt', 'zh-CN': '提示词' },
'seedance.showcase.cta': { en: 'RUN SEEDANCE', 'zh-CN': '运行 Seedance' },
'seedance.showcase.prev': {
en: 'Previous example',
'zh-CN': '上一个示例'
},
'seedance.showcase.next': { en: 'Next example', 'zh-CN': '下一个示例' },
'seedance.steps.heading': {
en: 'Direct your first Seedance shot',
'zh-CN': '执导你的第一个 Seedance 镜头'
},
'seedance.steps.leadIn': {
en: 'The model is the artist. You write the brief.',
'zh-CN': '模型即艺术家,你只需写下创意简报。'
},
'seedance.steps.step': { en: 'Step', 'zh-CN': '步骤' },
'seedance.models.eyebrow': {
en: 'Every model · one canvas',
'zh-CN': '每个模型 · 同一画布'
},
'seedance.models.heading': {
en: 'The rest of the video stack',
'zh-CN': '完整的视频模型阵容'
},
'seedance.models.subtitle': {
en: 'Same canvas, same workflow. Draft on the free anchors, finish on the model the shot demands.',
'zh-CN':
'同一画布,同一工作流。先用免费模型打样,再用最合适的模型完成镜头。'
},
'seedance.models.tagFree': { en: 'Free', 'zh-CN': '免费' },
'seedance.models.tagPremium': { en: 'Premium', 'zh-CN': '高级' },
'seedance.faq.heading': {
en: 'Q&A',
'zh-CN': '问答'
},
'seedance.cta.heading': {
en: 'Multi-shot. One director.',
'zh-CN': '多镜头,一位导演。'
},
'seedance.cta.subtitle': {
en: 'Draft free on Wan 2.2 — switch to Seedance when the shot is ready.',
'zh-CN': '先用 Wan 2.2 免费打样,镜头就绪后再切换到 Seedance。'
},
'seedance.cta.primaryCta': {
en: 'RUN WAN 2.2 FOR FREE',
'zh-CN': '免费运行 Wan 2.2'
},
'seedance.cta.secondaryCta': {
en: 'RUN SEEDANCE 2.5',
'zh-CN': '运行 Seedance 2.5'
},
'seedance.runOptions.heading': {
en: 'One engine, every way to run it',
'zh-CN': '同一引擎,多种运行方式'
},
'seedance.runOptions.subtitle': {
en: 'Run Seedance in the browser today. Batch campaigns with the API, or bring it in-house.',
'zh-CN':
'今天就在浏览器中运行 Seedance。用 API 批量制作,或部署到自有环境。'
},
'seedance.reviews.heading': {
en: '4+ million Comfy creators say',
'zh-CN': '400 万+ Comfy 创作者这样说'
},
'seedance.reviews.highlightTitle': {
en: 'Comfy MCP: now turn your agent into a creative technologist.',
'zh-CN': 'Comfy MCP让你的智能体成为创意技术专家。'
},
'seedance.reviews.highlightDescription': {
en: 'Your AI assistant can access the ecosystem, build workflows, and generate images, video, audio, or 3D.',
'zh-CN':
'你的 AI 助手可以接入整个生态、构建工作流,并生成图像、视频、音频或 3D 内容。'
},
'seedance.reviews.highlightCta': { en: 'GET STARTED', 'zh-CN': '开始使用' },
'seedance.reviews.prev': { en: 'Previous', 'zh-CN': '上一条' },
'seedance.reviews.next': { en: 'Next', 'zh-CN': '下一条' }
} as const satisfies Record<string, Record<Locale, string>>
type TranslationKey = keyof typeof translations

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---
import BaseLayout from '../layouts/BaseLayout.astro'
import BreadcrumbBar from '../components/common/BreadcrumbBar.vue'
import PriceSection from '../components/pricing/PriceSection.vue'
import SeedanceCtaSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceCtaSection.vue'
import SeedanceFaqSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceFaqSection.vue'
import SeedanceHeroSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceHeroSection.vue'
import SeedanceModelsSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceModelsSection.vue'
import SeedanceReviewsSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceReviewsSection.vue'
import SeedanceRunOptionsSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceRunOptionsSection.vue'
import SeedanceShowcaseSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceShowcaseSection.vue'
import SeedanceStepsSection from '../templates/seedance/SeedanceStepsSection.vue'
import { getRoutes } from '../config/routes'
import { seedanceFaqs } from '../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../i18n/translations'
import type { JsonLdNode } from '../utils/jsonLd'
import { absoluteUrl, jsonLdId, pageContext } from '../utils/jsonLd'
const { locale, url } = pageContext(
Astro.site,
Astro.url.pathname,
Astro.currentLocale,
)
const routes = getRoutes(locale)
const crumbs = [
{ label: t('breadcrumb.home', locale), href: routes.home },
{ label: t('models.breadcrumb.models', locale), href: routes.models },
{ label: t('seedance.breadcrumb.model', locale) },
]
// Derive the JSON-LD breadcrumb trail from the visible crumbs so the two
// cannot drift apart.
const breadcrumbs = crumbs.map((crumb) =>
crumb.href
? { name: crumb.label, url: absoluteUrl(Astro.site, crumb.href) }
: { name: crumb.label },
)
const faqPage: JsonLdNode = {
'@type': 'FAQPage',
'@id': jsonLdId(url, 'faq'),
mainEntity: seedanceFaqs.map((faq) => ({
'@type': 'Question',
name: faq.question[locale],
acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: faq.answer[locale] },
})),
}
---
<BaseLayout
title={t('seedance.meta.title', locale)}
description={t('seedance.meta.description', locale)}
breadcrumbs={breadcrumbs}
extraJsonLd={[faqPage]}
>
<BreadcrumbBar
crumbs={crumbs}
updated={t('seedance.breadcrumb.updated', locale)}
/>
<SeedanceHeroSection client:load />
<SeedanceShowcaseSection client:visible />
<SeedanceStepsSection />
<SeedanceModelsSection />
<PriceSection client:load />
<SeedanceFaqSection client:visible />
<SeedanceCtaSection />
<SeedanceRunOptionsSection />
<SeedanceReviewsSection client:visible />
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---
import BaseLayout from '../../layouts/BaseLayout.astro'
import BreadcrumbBar from '../../components/common/BreadcrumbBar.vue'
import PriceSection from '../../components/pricing/PriceSection.vue'
import SeedanceCtaSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceCtaSection.vue'
import SeedanceFaqSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceFaqSection.vue'
import SeedanceHeroSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceHeroSection.vue'
import SeedanceModelsSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceModelsSection.vue'
import SeedanceReviewsSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceReviewsSection.vue'
import SeedanceRunOptionsSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceRunOptionsSection.vue'
import SeedanceShowcaseSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceShowcaseSection.vue'
import SeedanceStepsSection from '../../templates/seedance/SeedanceStepsSection.vue'
import { getRoutes } from '../../config/routes'
import { seedanceFaqs } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
import type { JsonLdNode } from '../../utils/jsonLd'
import { absoluteUrl, jsonLdId, pageContext } from '../../utils/jsonLd'
const { locale, url } = pageContext(
Astro.site,
Astro.url.pathname,
Astro.currentLocale,
)
const routes = getRoutes(locale)
const crumbs = [
{ label: t('breadcrumb.home', locale), href: routes.home },
{ label: t('models.breadcrumb.models', locale), href: routes.models },
{ label: t('seedance.breadcrumb.model', locale) },
]
// Derive the JSON-LD breadcrumb trail from the visible crumbs so the two
// cannot drift apart.
const breadcrumbs = crumbs.map((crumb) =>
crumb.href
? { name: crumb.label, url: absoluteUrl(Astro.site, crumb.href) }
: { name: crumb.label },
)
const faqPage: JsonLdNode = {
'@type': 'FAQPage',
'@id': jsonLdId(url, 'faq'),
mainEntity: seedanceFaqs.map((faq) => ({
'@type': 'Question',
name: faq.question[locale],
acceptedAnswer: { '@type': 'Answer', text: faq.answer[locale] },
})),
}
---
<BaseLayout
title={t('seedance.meta.title', locale)}
description={t('seedance.meta.description', locale)}
breadcrumbs={breadcrumbs}
extraJsonLd={[faqPage]}
>
<BreadcrumbBar
crumbs={crumbs}
updated={t('seedance.breadcrumb.updated', locale)}
/>
<SeedanceHeroSection client:load locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceShowcaseSection client:visible locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceStepsSection locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceModelsSection locale="zh-CN" />
<PriceSection client:load locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceFaqSection client:visible locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceCtaSection locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceRunOptionsSection locale="zh-CN" />
<SeedanceReviewsSection client:visible locale="zh-CN" />
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import CtaCenter01 from '../../components/blocks/CtaCenter01.vue'
import { externalLinks } from '../../config/routes'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
</script>
<template>
<CtaCenter01
:heading="t('seedance.cta.heading', locale)"
:subtitle="t('seedance.cta.subtitle', locale)"
:primary-cta="{
label: t('seedance.cta.primaryCta', locale),
href: externalLinks.workflows,
target: '_blank'
}"
:secondary-cta="{
label: t('seedance.cta.secondaryCta', locale),
href: externalLinks.workflows,
target: '_blank'
}"
/>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import FAQSplit01 from '../../components/blocks/FAQSplit01.vue'
import { seedanceFaqs } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
const faqs = seedanceFaqs.map((faq) => ({
id: faq.id,
question: faq.question[locale],
answer: faq.answer[locale]
}))
</script>
<template>
<FAQSplit01 :heading="t('seedance.faq.heading', locale)" :faqs="faqs" />
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import { externalLinks } from '../../config/routes'
import BrandButton from '../../components/common/BrandButton.vue'
import NodeBadge from '../../components/common/NodeBadge.vue'
import VideoPlayer from '../../components/common/VideoPlayer.vue'
import { seedanceHeroVideo } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
</script>
<template>
<section class="max-w-9xl mx-auto px-6 py-12 lg:px-20 lg:py-16">
<div class="relative">
<VideoPlayer :locale :src="seedanceHeroVideo" autoplay loop />
<div
class="pointer-events-none absolute inset-x-0 top-0 bottom-24 flex flex-col items-center justify-center gap-6 px-6 text-center"
>
<NodeBadge
:segments="[
{ text: t('seedance.hero.badge', locale) },
{ logoSrc: '/icons/logo.svg', logoAlt: 'Comfy' }
]"
text-class="text-lg uppercase lg:text-2xl"
size-class="h-12"
segment-class="px-4 lg:px-5"
/>
<h1
class="text-5xl font-light text-white drop-shadow-[0_2px_12px_rgba(0,0,0,0.6)] md:text-6xl lg:text-7xl"
>
{{ t('seedance.hero.title', locale) }}
</h1>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mx-auto mt-10 flex max-w-2xl flex-col items-center text-center">
<p
class="text-base/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-lg/relaxed"
>
{{ t('seedance.hero.description', locale) }}
</p>
<div class="mt-8 flex flex-col gap-4 sm:flex-row">
<BrandButton
:href="externalLinks.workflows"
target="_blank"
variant="solid"
size="lg"
class="text-center lg:min-w-52 lg:p-4"
>
{{ t('seedance.hero.primaryCta', locale) }}
</BrandButton>
<BrandButton
:href="externalLinks.workflows"
target="_blank"
variant="outline"
size="lg"
class="text-center lg:min-w-52 lg:p-4"
>
{{ t('seedance.hero.secondaryCta', locale) }}
</BrandButton>
</div>
<p class="text-primary-warm-gray mt-6 text-xs">
{{ t('seedance.hero.footnote', locale) }}
</p>
</div>
</section>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import { ChevronRight } from '@lucide/vue'
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import NodeTag from '../../components/common/NodeTag.vue'
import IconButton from '../../components/ui/icon-button/IconButton.vue'
import { seedanceModels } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
</script>
<template>
<section class="max-w-9xl mx-auto px-4 py-16 lg:px-20 lg:py-24">
<div class="mx-auto flex max-w-3xl flex-col items-center text-center">
<p
class="text-primary-comfy-yellow text-sm font-bold tracking-widest uppercase"
>
{{ t('seedance.models.eyebrow', locale) }}
</p>
<h2
class="mt-6 text-3xl font-light tracking-tight text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-5xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.models.heading', locale) }}
</h2>
<p class="mt-6 max-w-md text-sm font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas/70">
{{ t('seedance.models.subtitle', locale) }}
</p>
</div>
<div
class="mx-auto mt-16 grid max-w-7xl grid-cols-1 gap-x-6 gap-y-10 md:grid-cols-2"
>
<article v-for="model in seedanceModels" :key="model.id">
<div
class="group rounded-4.5xl relative block aspect-19/10 overflow-hidden bg-black/40"
>
<video
v-if="model.imageSrc.endsWith('.webm')"
:src="model.imageSrc"
:aria-label="model.name"
class="size-full object-cover transition-transform duration-300 group-hover:scale-105"
autoplay
loop
muted
playsinline
/>
<img
v-else
:src="model.imageSrc"
:alt="model.name"
class="size-full object-cover transition-transform duration-300 group-hover:scale-105"
loading="lazy"
decoding="async"
/>
<div
class="absolute inset-0 bg-linear-to-b from-black/25 to-transparent"
/>
<div
class="absolute inset-x-8 top-8 flex items-start justify-between"
>
<h3
class="text-primary-warm-white text-3xl/tight font-medium drop-shadow-[0_2px_8px_rgba(0,0,0,0.6)]"
>
{{ model.name }}
</h3>
<div
class="group-hover:bg-primary-comfy-yellow flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-2xl bg-white/20 text-white backdrop-blur-sm transition-colors group-hover:text-primary-comfy-ink"
>
<span
class="inline-block size-6 bg-current"
:style="{
maskImage: `url(${model.logoSrc})`,
maskSize: 'contain',
maskRepeat: 'no-repeat',
maskPosition: 'center'
}"
/>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="mt-5 flex items-center justify-between gap-3">
<div class="flex items-center gap-3">
<NodeTag
:class="
model.tier === 'free'
? 'bg-primary-comfy-yellow text-primary-comfy-ink'
: 'bg-primary-comfy-plum text-primary-warm-white'
"
>
{{
model.tier === 'free'
? t('seedance.models.tagFree', locale)
: t('seedance.models.tagPremium', locale)
}}
</NodeTag>
<span class="text-primary-warm-gray text-xs">
{{ model.note[locale] }}
</span>
</div>
<IconButton
as="a"
:href="model.href"
target="_blank"
rel="noopener"
:aria-label="model.name"
size="sm"
class="bg-primary-warm-gray hover:bg-primary-comfy-yellow rounded-xl text-primary-comfy-ink hover:text-primary-comfy-ink"
>
<ChevronRight class="size-5" :stroke-width="2" />
</IconButton>
</div>
<p class="mt-3 text-sm font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas">
{{ model.description[locale] }}
</p>
</article>
</div>
</section>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import { useScroll } from '@vueuse/core'
import { computed, ref } from 'vue'
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import BrandButton from '../../components/common/BrandButton.vue'
import { getRoutes } from '../../config/routes'
import { seedanceReviews } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
const routes = getRoutes(locale)
const reviews = seedanceReviews.map((review) => ({
id: review.id,
title: review.title?.[locale],
body: review.body[locale],
name: review.name,
role: review.role?.[locale]
}))
const trackRef = ref<HTMLElement>()
const { x } = useScroll(trackRef)
const progress = computed(() => {
const el = trackRef.value
if (!el) return 0
const max = el.scrollWidth - el.clientWidth
return max > 0 ? x.value / max : 0
})
const progressPercent = computed(() => `${progress.value * 100}%`)
function scroll(direction: -1 | 1) {
const el = trackRef.value
if (!el) return
el.scrollBy({ left: direction * el.clientWidth, behavior: 'smooth' })
}
</script>
<template>
<section class="max-w-9xl mx-auto px-6 pt-0 pb-16 lg:px-16 lg:pt-4 lg:pb-24">
<!-- Comfy MCP highlight card -->
<div
class="rounded-5xl bg-primary-comfy-yellow flex flex-col gap-6 p-8 lg:flex-row lg:flex-wrap lg:items-end lg:justify-between lg:gap-8"
>
<div class="min-w-0 flex-1">
<h3
class="text-2xl font-medium text-primary-comfy-ink lg:text-3xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.reviews.highlightTitle', locale) }}
</h3>
<p class="mt-4 text-base/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-ink">
{{ t('seedance.reviews.highlightDescription', locale) }}
</p>
</div>
<BrandButton
:href="routes.mcp"
variant="inverse"
size="sm"
class="h-12 shrink-0 px-5 uppercase"
>
{{ t('seedance.reviews.highlightCta', locale) }}
</BrandButton>
</div>
<!-- Reviews heading -->
<h2
class="mt-20 text-center text-3xl font-light tracking-tight text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:mt-28 lg:text-5xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.reviews.heading', locale) }}
</h2>
<!-- Scrollable track -->
<div
ref="trackRef"
class="mt-12 flex snap-x snap-mandatory scrollbar-none gap-8 overflow-x-auto lg:mt-16"
>
<article
v-for="review in reviews"
:key="review.id"
class="bg-transparency-white-t4 rounded-5xl flex w-full shrink-0 snap-start flex-col justify-between p-8 lg:w-2/3 lg:p-12"
>
<div>
<template v-if="review.title">
<p
class="text-2xl font-medium text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-3xl/snug"
>
{{ review.title }}
</p>
<p
class="mt-6 text-lg/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-xl/relaxed"
>
{{ review.body }}
</p>
</template>
<p
v-else
class="text-xl/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-2xl/relaxed"
>
"{{ review.body }}"
</p>
</div>
<p class="text-primary-comfy-yellow mt-10 text-base lg:mt-12">
<span class="font-medium">{{ review.name }}</span
><template v-if="review.role">,<br />{{ review.role }}</template>
</p>
</article>
</div>
<!-- Controls -->
<div class="mt-10 flex items-center gap-4">
<div class="h-1 flex-1 rounded-full bg-white/20">
<div
class="bg-primary-comfy-yellow h-full rounded-full"
:style="{ width: progressPercent }"
/>
</div>
<button
class="flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-full border border-white/20 text-white/60 transition-colors hover:border-white/40"
:aria-label="t('seedance.reviews.prev', locale)"
@click="scroll(-1)"
>
<img
src="/icons/arrow-right.svg"
alt=""
class="size-3 rotate-180 opacity-60 invert"
/>
</button>
<button
class="bg-primary-comfy-yellow flex size-10 items-center justify-center rounded-full transition-opacity hover:opacity-90"
:aria-label="t('seedance.reviews.next', locale)"
@click="scroll(1)"
>
<img src="/icons/arrow-right.svg" alt="" class="size-3" />
</button>
</div>
</section>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import ProductCard from '../../components/common/ProductCard.vue'
import { getRoutes } from '../../config/routes'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
const routes = getRoutes(locale)
const cards = [
{ product: 'local', href: routes.download, bg: 'bg-primary-warm-gray' },
{ product: 'cloud', href: routes.cloud, bg: 'bg-secondary-mauve' },
{ product: 'api', href: routes.api, bg: 'bg-primary-comfy-plum' },
{
product: 'enterprise',
href: routes.cloudEnterprise,
bg: 'bg-secondary-cool-gray'
}
] as const
</script>
<template>
<section
class="max-w-9xl mx-auto bg-primary-comfy-ink px-0 py-20 lg:px-20 lg:py-24"
>
<div class="flex flex-col items-center px-4 text-center">
<h2
class="text-3xl font-light tracking-tight text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-5xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.runOptions.heading', locale) }}
</h2>
<p class="mt-6 max-w-xl text-sm font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas/70">
{{ t('seedance.runOptions.subtitle', locale) }}
</p>
</div>
<div
class="rounded-5xl bg-transparency-white-t4 mt-16 grid grid-cols-1 gap-4 p-4 lg:grid-cols-4 lg:p-2"
>
<ProductCard
v-for="card in cards"
:key="card.product"
:title="t(`products.${card.product}.title`, locale)"
:description="t(`products.${card.product}.description`, locale)"
:cta="t(`products.${card.product}.cta`, locale)"
:href="card.href"
:bg="card.bg"
/>
</div>
</section>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import { externalLinks } from '../../config/routes'
import BrandButton from '../../components/common/BrandButton.vue'
import MediaCarousel from '../../components/common/MediaCarousel.vue'
import { seedanceExamples } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
</script>
<template>
<section class="max-w-9xl mx-auto px-6 py-12 lg:px-20 lg:py-16">
<h2
class="text-center text-3xl font-light tracking-tight text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-5xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.showcase.heading', locale) }}
</h2>
<MediaCarousel
class="mt-12"
:prev-label="t('seedance.showcase.prev', locale)"
:next-label="t('seedance.showcase.next', locale)"
>
<div
v-for="example in seedanceExamples"
:key="example.id"
class="w-full shrink-0 snap-start"
>
<div class="flex flex-col gap-4 lg:flex-row lg:items-start lg:gap-5">
<div
class="rounded-5xl border-primary-comfy-yellow relative flex w-full flex-col gap-10 self-start border-2 bg-primary-comfy-canvas/8 p-8 lg:w-[520px] lg:shrink-0"
>
<div class="flex flex-col gap-4">
<p class="text-xl font-medium text-primary-comfy-canvas">
{{ t('seedance.showcase.promptLabel', locale) }}
</p>
<p
class="text-xs/relaxed font-semibold text-primary-comfy-canvas/90"
>
{{ example.prompt[locale] }}
</p>
</div>
<BrandButton
:href="externalLinks.workflows"
target="_blank"
variant="solid"
size="sm"
class="self-start"
>
{{ t('seedance.showcase.cta', locale) }}
</BrandButton>
<img
src="/icons/node-link.svg"
alt=""
aria-hidden="true"
class="absolute top-1/2 left-full z-10 hidden h-8 w-5 -translate-y-1/2 lg:block"
/>
</div>
<div
class="rounded-5xl border-primary-warm-gray flex flex-1 items-center justify-center self-stretch border-2 bg-primary-comfy-ink p-2"
>
<video
v-if="example.imageSrc.endsWith('.webm')"
:src="example.imageSrc"
:aria-label="example.imageAlt[locale]"
class="aspect-video w-full rounded-4xl object-cover"
autoplay
loop
muted
playsinline
/>
<img
v-else
:src="example.imageSrc"
:alt="example.imageAlt[locale]"
class="aspect-video w-full rounded-4xl object-cover"
loading="lazy"
decoding="async"
/>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</MediaCarousel>
</section>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import type { Locale } from '../../i18n/translations'
import { seedanceSteps } from '../../data/seedance'
import { t } from '../../i18n/translations'
const { locale = 'en' } = defineProps<{ locale?: Locale }>()
const stepNumber = (index: number) => String(index + 1).padStart(2, '0')
</script>
<template>
<section class="max-w-9xl mx-auto px-6 pt-10 pb-24 lg:px-20">
<div class="mx-auto flex max-w-3xl flex-col items-center text-center">
<h2
class="text-3xl font-light tracking-tight text-primary-comfy-canvas lg:text-5xl/tight"
>
{{ t('seedance.steps.heading', locale) }}
</h2>
<p class="mt-5 text-base/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas/80">
{{ t('seedance.steps.leadIn', locale) }}
</p>
</div>
<ol class="mt-10 grid grid-cols-1 gap-4 md:grid-cols-3">
<li
v-for="(step, index) in seedanceSteps"
:key="step.id"
class="rounded-4.5xl bg-transparency-white-t4 flex flex-col gap-8 p-2"
>
<div class="aspect-4/3 overflow-hidden rounded-4xl">
<video
v-if="step.imageSrc.endsWith('.webm')"
:src="step.imageSrc"
class="size-full object-cover"
autoplay
loop
muted
playsinline
/>
<img
v-else
:src="step.imageSrc"
alt=""
class="size-full object-cover"
loading="lazy"
decoding="async"
/>
</div>
<div class="flex flex-col gap-8 p-5">
<p
class="text-primary-comfy-yellow text-sm font-extrabold tracking-wider uppercase"
>
{{ t('seedance.steps.step', locale) }} {{ stepNumber(index) }}
</p>
<p class="text-3xl/snug font-medium text-primary-comfy-canvas">
{{ step.title[locale] }}
</p>
<p class="text-base/relaxed font-light text-primary-comfy-canvas">
{{ step.description[locale] }}
</p>
</div>
</li>
</ol>
</section>
</template>

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@@ -123,15 +123,6 @@ Browser tests in this project follow a specific organization pattern:
- **Utilities**: Located in `utils/` - Common utility functions
- `litegraphUtils.ts` - Utilities for working with LiteGraph nodes
### Custom-node regression suite
`tests/customNodes/` holds the manifest-driven suite that proves community
custom-node packs load, render in both renderers (LiteGraph canvas and Vue
Nodes 2.0), and execute real workflows. It has its own prerequisites, pnpm
scripts (`pnpm test:custom-nodes` and per-pack variants), and a
one-JSON-row process for adding packs - see
[tests/customNodes/README.md](tests/customNodes/README.md).
## Writing Effective Tests
When writing new tests, follow these patterns:

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@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 2,
"last_link_id": 1,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "PrimitiveInt",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 100 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "INT",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PrimitiveInt"
},
"widgets_values": [5, "fixed"]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
}
],
"links": [[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"]],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 2,
"last_link_id": 1,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "PrimitiveInt",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 80 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "INT",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PrimitiveInt"
},
"widgets_values": [42, "fixed"]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
}
],
"links": [[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"]],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 2,
"last_link_id": 1,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "StringFunction|pysssss",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 300, "1": 240 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "STRING",
"type": "STRING",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "StringFunction|pysssss"
},
"widgets_values": ["append", "yes", "hello", " world", ""]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "ShowText|pysssss",
"pos": { "0": 380, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 80 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "text",
"type": "STRING",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "STRING",
"type": "STRING",
"links": null,
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "ShowText|pysssss"
}
}
],
"links": [[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "STRING"]],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,61 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 2,
"last_link_id": 1,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "SimpleMathInt+",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "INT",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "SimpleMathInt+"
},
"widgets_values": [5]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "DisplayAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 80 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "input",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "STRING",
"type": "STRING",
"links": null,
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "DisplayAny"
},
"widgets_values": ["raw value"]
}
],
"links": [[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"]],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,98 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 4,
"last_link_id": 2,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "ImpactInt",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "INT",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "ImpactInt"
},
"widgets_values": [42]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 2,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
},
{
"id": 3,
"type": "ImpactFloat",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 220 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "FLOAT",
"type": "FLOAT",
"links": [2],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "ImpactFloat"
},
"widgets_values": [3.14]
},
{
"id": 4,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 220 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 3,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 2
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
}
],
"links": [
[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"],
[2, 3, 0, 4, 0, "FLOAT"]
],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,98 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 4,
"last_link_id": 2,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "INTConstant",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "value",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "INTConstant"
},
"widgets_values": [42]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 2,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
},
{
"id": 3,
"type": "FloatConstant",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 220 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "value",
"type": "FLOAT",
"links": [2],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "FloatConstant"
},
"widgets_values": [3.14]
},
{
"id": 4,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 220 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 3,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 2
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
}
],
"links": [
[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"],
[2, 3, 0, 4, 0, "FLOAT"]
],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 2,
"last_link_id": 1,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "Seed (rgthree)",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 130 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "SEED",
"type": "INT",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "Seed (rgthree)"
},
"widgets_values": [12345]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "Display Any (rgthree)",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "Display Any (rgthree)"
}
}
],
"links": [[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "INT"]],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,107 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 3,
"last_link_id": 2,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "VHS_LoadVideoPath",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 320, "1": 260 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "IMAGE",
"type": "IMAGE",
"links": null
},
{
"name": "frame_count",
"type": "INT",
"links": null
},
{
"name": "audio",
"type": "AUDIO",
"links": null
},
{
"name": "video_info",
"type": "VHS_VIDEOINFO",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 3
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "VHS_LoadVideoPath"
},
"widgets_values": ["input/plain_video.mp4", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "VHS_VideoInfo",
"pos": { "0": 400, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 240, "1": 260 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "video_info",
"type": "VHS_VIDEOINFO",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "source_fps🟨",
"type": "FLOAT",
"links": [2],
"slot_index": 0
},
{ "name": "source_frame_count🟨", "type": "INT", "links": null },
{ "name": "source_duration🟨", "type": "FLOAT", "links": null },
{ "name": "source_width🟨", "type": "INT", "links": null },
{ "name": "source_height🟨", "type": "INT", "links": null },
{ "name": "loaded_fps🟦", "type": "FLOAT", "links": null },
{ "name": "loaded_frame_count🟦", "type": "INT", "links": null },
{ "name": "loaded_duration🟦", "type": "FLOAT", "links": null },
{ "name": "loaded_width🟦", "type": "INT", "links": null },
{ "name": "loaded_height🟦", "type": "INT", "links": null }
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "VHS_VideoInfo"
}
},
{
"id": 3,
"type": "PreviewAny",
"pos": { "0": 700, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 2,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "source",
"type": "*",
"link": 2
}
],
"outputs": [],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "PreviewAny"
}
}
],
"links": [
[1, 1, 3, 2, 0, "VHS_VIDEOINFO"],
[2, 2, 0, 3, 0, "FLOAT"]
],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -1,103 +0,0 @@
{
"last_node_id": 3,
"last_link_id": 2,
"nodes": [
{
"id": 1,
"type": "Constant Number",
"pos": { "0": 20, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 100 },
"flags": {},
"order": 0,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "NUMBER",
"type": "NUMBER",
"links": [1],
"slot_index": 0
},
{
"name": "FLOAT",
"type": "FLOAT",
"links": null,
"slot_index": 1
},
{
"name": "INT",
"type": "INT",
"links": null,
"slot_index": 2
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "Constant Number"
},
"widgets_values": ["integer", 7]
},
{
"id": 2,
"type": "Number to Text",
"pos": { "0": 340, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 220, "1": 60 },
"flags": {},
"order": 1,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "number",
"type": "NUMBER",
"link": 1
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "STRING",
"type": "STRING",
"links": [2],
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "Number to Text"
}
},
{
"id": 3,
"type": "Text to Console",
"pos": { "0": 640, "1": 60 },
"size": { "0": 250, "1": 80 },
"flags": {},
"order": 2,
"mode": 0,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "text",
"type": "STRING",
"link": 2
}
],
"outputs": [
{
"name": "STRING",
"type": "STRING",
"links": null,
"slot_index": 0
}
],
"properties": {
"Node name for S&R": "Text to Console"
},
"widgets_values": ["Text Output"]
}
],
"links": [
[1, 1, 0, 2, 0, "NUMBER"],
[2, 2, 0, 3, 0, "STRING"]
],
"groups": [],
"config": {},
"extra": {},
"version": 0.4
}

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@@ -268,16 +268,8 @@ export class ComfyPage {
data: { username }
})
if (resp.status() !== 200) {
const body = await resp.text()
// Persistent backends (Comfy Desktop server user storage) keep the user
// across runs and do not list it via GET /api/users, so a duplicate means
// it already exists. Returns the username since the generated id is not
// retrievable here; only reached on single-user / default-resolving backends.
if (resp.status() === 400 && body.includes('Duplicate username.'))
return username
throw new Error(`Failed to create user: ${body}`)
}
if (resp.status() !== 200)
throw new Error(`Failed to create user: ${await resp.text()}`)
return await resp.json()
}

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@@ -1,287 +0,0 @@
import type { Page, Response } from '@playwright/test'
import type { PromptResponse } from '@/schemas/apiSchema'
import type { ObjectInfo } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/objectInfoValidator'
import type {
ExecutionError,
PromptEvent,
RunResult
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/runResult'
import { classifyRun } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/runResult'
interface RawEvent {
type: string
node?: string | null
prompt_id?: string
output?: unknown
exception_type?: string
node_id?: string
node_type?: string
traceback?: string[]
}
const TERMINAL = [
'execution_success',
'execution_error',
'execution_interrupted'
]
// The /prompt rejection body is the apiSchema PromptResponse shape
// ({ error: string | {message}, node_errors: { <nodeId>: { class_type,
// errors: [{ details, message }] } } }). Flatten it to a single line naming
// the node class and the failing input so a VALIDATION_FAIL result is
// actionable instead of an empty object. Exported for a pure unit test: the
// happy path never runs it, so without a test a regression here would rot the
// diagnostic back to `{}` silently.
export function summarizePromptError(body: unknown): string | undefined {
const payload = body as Partial<PromptResponse> | null
if (!payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return undefined
const parts: string[] = []
const topError = payload.error
if (typeof topError === 'string') {
if (topError) parts.push(topError)
} else if (topError?.message) parts.push(topError.message)
for (const [nodeId, nodeError] of Object.entries(payload.node_errors ?? {})) {
const cls = nodeError.class_type || nodeId
for (const err of nodeError.errors ?? []) {
const detail = err.details || err.message
if (detail) parts.push(`${cls}: ${detail}`)
}
}
return parts.length > 0 ? parts.join('; ') : undefined
}
function toPromptEvent(raw: RawEvent): PromptEvent {
if (raw.type === 'executing')
return { type: 'executing', node: raw.node ?? null }
if (raw.type === 'executed')
return { type: 'executed', node: raw.node ?? null, output: raw.output }
if (raw.type === 'execution_error' || raw.type === 'execution_interrupted') {
const error: ExecutionError = {
exceptionType: raw.exception_type,
nodeId: raw.node_id,
nodeType: raw.node_type,
traceback: raw.traceback
}
return { type: raw.type, error }
}
return { type: raw.type as 'execution_start' | 'execution_success' }
}
/**
* Drives a real ComfyUI backend through the running frontend. The verdict logic
* lives in the pure `classifyRun`; this class is only the in-page IO plumbing.
*/
export class LocalDesktopTarget {
async getObjectInfo(page: Page): Promise<ObjectInfo> {
return await page.evaluate(async () => {
const defs = await window.app!.api.getNodeDefs()
const out: Record<
string,
{ input?: { required?: Record<string, unknown> } }
> = {}
for (const [name, def] of Object.entries(defs)) {
const required = (
def as { input?: { required?: Record<string, unknown> } }
).input?.required
out[name] = { input: { required } }
}
return out
})
}
async runWorkflow(
page: Page,
opts: {
expectedNodeIds: string[]
graphNodeIds?: string[]
timeoutMs: number
}
): Promise<RunResult> {
// A prior run's terminal event can arrive after its sink was read (late
// websocket delivery, or a timed-out prompt finishing during this run).
// Remember every prompt id already observed and ignore its events here,
// so one node's failure is never attributed to the next node tested.
const seenPromptIds = await page.evaluate(
(types) => {
const sink = window as unknown as {
__cnEvents: RawEvent[]
__cnSeenPromptIds?: string[]
__cnTapInstalled?: boolean
}
const seen = new Set(sink.__cnSeenPromptIds ?? [])
for (const event of sink.__cnEvents ?? [])
if (event.prompt_id) seen.add(event.prompt_id)
sink.__cnSeenPromptIds = [...seen]
sink.__cnEvents = []
if (sink.__cnTapInstalled) return sink.__cnSeenPromptIds
sink.__cnTapInstalled = true
for (const type of types)
(window.app!.api as EventTarget).addEventListener(
type,
(event: Event) => {
const detail: unknown = (event as CustomEvent).detail
// `executing` dispatches a bare node-id string (api.ts
// dispatchCustomEvent('executing', msg.data.node)); the other
// events dispatch object payloads.
sink.__cnEvents.push(
detail !== null && typeof detail === 'object'
? { type, ...(detail as Record<string, unknown>) }
: { type, node: (detail as string | undefined) ?? null }
)
}
)
return sink.__cnSeenPromptIds
},
['execution_start', ...TERMINAL, 'executing', 'executed']
)
// Positively identify THIS attempt: the /prompt POST response body
// carries the prompt_id the backend assigned. When captured it becomes
// the primary event filter; the seen-set above and the graph-membership
// check below stay as defense in depth (capture can lose a race with a
// transient refusal, and `executing` events carry no prompt id at all).
let capturedPromptId: string | undefined
// A backend validation rejection answers /prompt with a non-2xx body
// carrying { error, node_errors }. app.queuePrompt swallows it and just
// returns false, so without capturing it here a VALIDATION_FAIL result
// names nothing. Snapshot the failing node/input so the outcome is
// actionable instead of an empty object.
let capturedValidationError: string | undefined
const onPromptResponse = (response: Response) => {
if (response.request().method() !== 'POST') return
if (!new URL(response.url()).pathname.endsWith('/prompt')) return
response
.json()
.then((body: unknown) => {
const id = (body as { prompt_id?: unknown } | null)?.prompt_id
if (typeof id === 'string') capturedPromptId = id
if (response.status() >= 400)
capturedValidationError = summarizePromptError(body)
})
.catch(() => {
// a refused submission answers with a non-JSON or error body;
// the refusal path below already handles it
})
}
page.on('response', onPromptResponse)
const stopCapture = () => page.off('response', onPromptResponse)
// app.queuePrompt (NOT api.queuePrompt: that submits an empty prompt).
// false = validation reject (emits no events), but pack JS hooking the
// queue can refuse transiently - retry once; real rejects fail twice.
// Pack JS can also THROW mid-graphToPrompt on a graph shape it does not
// expect; catch in-page so one bad node classifies as VALIDATION_FAIL
// (with the exception text) instead of aborting the whole tier.
const queueOnce = () =>
page.evaluate(async () => {
try {
return await window.app!.queuePrompt(0)
} catch (error) {
// Never an empty string: an empty __cnThrew would nullish-coalesce
// wrong downstream and blank the VALIDATION_FAIL message.
return { __cnThrew: String(error) || 'pack threw an empty error' }
}
})
const refused = (
result: unknown
): result is false | { __cnThrew: string } =>
result === false ||
(typeof result === 'object' && result !== null && '__cnThrew' in result)
let queued = await queueOnce()
if (refused(queued)) {
await page.evaluate(
() => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 250))
)
queued = await queueOnce()
if (refused(queued)) {
stopCapture()
return {
outcome: 'VALIDATION_FAIL',
executedNodes: [],
outputsByNode: {},
// A throw carries its own text; a bare `false` reject leaves only
// the backend's node_errors captured off the /prompt response.
clientError:
(typeof queued === 'object' ? queued.__cnThrew : undefined) ??
capturedValidationError
}
}
}
// The submission resolved, so the /prompt response is in flight or done;
// give its body-parse a bounded beat before snapshotting the id.
const captureDeadline = Date.now() + 2_000
while (capturedPromptId === undefined && Date.now() < captureDeadline)
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50))
// A silent permanent miss would degrade every run to the legacy filters
// with no signal - make the fallback observable in the runner output.
if (capturedPromptId === undefined)
console.warn(
'[customNodes] /prompt response id capture missed; falling back to seen-set filtering'
)
await page
.waitForFunction(
([terminal, seen, graphIds, promptId]) => {
const events =
(
window as unknown as {
__cnEvents?: {
type: string
prompt_id?: string
node_id?: string
}[]
}
).__cnEvents ?? []
return events.some(
(event) =>
terminal.includes(event.type) &&
(promptId !== null
? event.prompt_id === promptId
: !(event.prompt_id && seen.includes(event.prompt_id)) &&
(graphIds === null ||
event.node_id === undefined ||
graphIds.includes(event.node_id)))
)
},
[
TERMINAL,
seenPromptIds ?? [],
opts.graphNodeIds ?? null,
capturedPromptId ?? null
] as const,
{ timeout: opts.timeoutMs }
)
.catch((error: unknown) => {
// Only a Playwright wait timeout means "no terminal event"; surface any
// other fault instead of masquerading it as a run TIMEOUT.
if (error instanceof Error && error.name === 'TimeoutError') return
stopCapture()
throw error
})
stopCapture()
const raw = (
await page.evaluate(
() =>
(window as unknown as { __cnEvents?: RawEvent[] }).__cnEvents ?? []
)
).filter((event) =>
// Positive id match when captured (events without a prompt_id - bare
// `executing` strings - stay, and graph membership still vets them);
// otherwise the legacy seen-set exclusion.
capturedPromptId !== undefined
? event.prompt_id === undefined || event.prompt_id === capturedPromptId
: !(event.prompt_id && (seenPromptIds ?? []).includes(event.prompt_id))
)
const timedOut = !raw.some((event) => TERMINAL.includes(event.type))
return classifyRun({
events: raw.map(toPromptEvent),
expectedNodeIds: opts.expectedNodeIds,
graphNodeIds: opts.graphNodeIds,
timedOut
})
}
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// Classifies which nodes can execute with no hand-authored fixture; the
// rest are recorded with the reason, never silently dropped.
import type { RawNodeDef } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/typePairing'
type AutoRunClass =
// Widgets cover every required input and a terminus exists.
| 'AUTO_RUNNABLE'
// Every required socket is synthesizable from a model-free producer.
| 'CHAINABLE'
// A required socket type has no model-free producer (MODEL, CLIP, SEGS...).
| 'NEEDS_WIRES'
// A required combo has zero options (empty model/file scan).
| 'NEEDS_MODELS'
// No outputs and not an OUTPUT_NODE - nothing the executor could watch.
| 'NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT'
export interface RequiredSocket {
name: string
type: string
}
export interface AutoRunVerdict {
key: string
verdict: AutoRunClass
// Wire output 0 to PreviewAny (false = the node is its own terminus).
needsPreviewSink?: boolean
// CHAINABLE: sockets to satisfy from SYNTH_PRODUCERS, in declaration order.
requiredSockets?: RequiredSocket[]
reason: string
}
// Model-free producers for each synthesizable socket type. NUMBER is a WAS
// type with a WAS producer, so each entry is validated against the live defs
// before it counts as synthesizable.
export const SYNTH_PRODUCERS: Record<
string,
{ nodeType: string; outputIndex: number }
> = {
IMAGE: { nodeType: 'EmptyImage', outputIndex: 0 },
LATENT: { nodeType: 'EmptyLatentImage', outputIndex: 0 },
MASK: { nodeType: 'SolidMask', outputIndex: 0 },
INT: { nodeType: 'PrimitiveInt', outputIndex: 0 },
FLOAT: { nodeType: 'PrimitiveFloat', outputIndex: 0 },
STRING: { nodeType: 'PrimitiveString', outputIndex: 0 },
BOOLEAN: { nodeType: 'PrimitiveBoolean', outputIndex: 0 },
AUDIO: { nodeType: 'EmptyAudio', outputIndex: 0 },
NUMBER: { nodeType: 'Constant Number', outputIndex: 0 },
'*': { nodeType: 'PrimitiveInt', outputIndex: 0 }
}
const WIDGET_TYPES = new Set(['INT', 'FLOAT', 'STRING', 'BOOLEAN'])
type InputSpec = [unknown, Record<string, unknown>?] | unknown
function classifyInput(spec: InputSpec): 'widget' | 'socket' | 'empty-combo' {
const specArray = Array.isArray(spec) ? spec : [spec]
const rawType = specArray[0]
const options = specArray[1] as
| { forceInput?: boolean; options?: unknown }
| undefined
// forceInput beats every form, combos included: no widget materializes,
// so no default exists to run on - the input must be wired.
if (options?.forceInput) return 'socket'
if (Array.isArray(rawType))
return rawType.length > 0 ? 'widget' : 'empty-combo'
if (typeof rawType !== 'string') return 'socket'
if (rawType === 'COMBO') {
// Transformed (V2-schema) defs carry combos as the literal 'COMBO' with
// the option list in the opts object. No static list (empty, or a
// `remote` lazy combo) means the default value cannot be verified
// runnable at plan time - same bucket as an empty model scan.
return Array.isArray(options?.options) && options.options.length > 0
? 'widget'
: 'empty-combo'
}
return WIDGET_TYPES.has(rawType) ? 'widget' : 'socket'
}
function socketType(spec: InputSpec): string {
const specArray = Array.isArray(spec) ? spec : [spec]
return String(specArray[0])
}
export function classifyAutoRunnable(
key: string,
def: RawNodeDef & { output_node?: boolean },
synthTypes: ReadonlySet<string>
): AutoRunVerdict {
const sockets: RequiredSocket[] = []
for (const [name, spec] of Object.entries(def.input?.required ?? {})) {
const kind = classifyInput(spec)
if (kind === 'empty-combo')
return {
key,
verdict: 'NEEDS_MODELS',
reason: `required combo "${name}" has no options on this backend`
}
if (kind === 'socket') {
const type = socketType(spec)
if (!synthTypes.has(type))
return {
key,
verdict: 'NEEDS_WIRES',
reason: `required input "${name}" (${type}) has no model-free producer`
}
sockets.push({ name, type })
}
}
const terminus =
def.output_node === true
? { needsPreviewSink: false, note: 'node is its own terminus' }
: (def.output ?? []).length > 0
? { needsPreviewSink: true, note: 'output 0 -> PreviewAny' }
: null
if (!terminus)
return {
key,
verdict: 'NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT',
reason: 'no outputs and not an OUTPUT_NODE - nothing observable to queue'
}
if (sockets.length === 0)
return {
key,
verdict: 'AUTO_RUNNABLE',
needsPreviewSink: terminus.needsPreviewSink,
reason: `widgets satisfy all required inputs; ${terminus.note}`
}
return {
key,
verdict: 'CHAINABLE',
needsPreviewSink: terminus.needsPreviewSink,
requiredSockets: sockets,
reason: `${sockets.length} required socket(s) synthesized from model-free producers; ${terminus.note}`
}
}
export function planAutoRuns(
defs: Record<string, RawNodeDef & { output_node?: boolean }>,
packNodeKeys: string[]
): AutoRunVerdict[] {
// A producer only counts if the backend actually registers it.
const synthTypes = new Set(
Object.entries(SYNTH_PRODUCERS)
.filter(([, producer]) => producer.nodeType in defs)
.map(([type]) => type)
)
return packNodeKeys.map((key) =>
classifyAutoRunnable(key, defs[key], synthTypes)
)
}
// Independent chains per prompt so one bad node fails a batch, not the tier.
export function batchAutoRunnable(
verdicts: AutoRunVerdict[],
batchSize: number
): AutoRunVerdict[][] {
const runnable = verdicts.filter(
(verdict) =>
verdict.verdict === 'AUTO_RUNNABLE' || verdict.verdict === 'CHAINABLE'
)
const batches: AutoRunVerdict[][] = []
for (let offset = 0; offset < runnable.length; offset += batchSize)
batches.push(runnable.slice(offset, offset + batchSize))
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// Pack-attributed console noise with no visible error surface. Shared by
// the all-nodes tiers and the curated run tier so one ledger covers every
// surface a pack's script can emit on. Filter-guarded: a pattern suppresses
// matching errors for its pack only; stale entries are caught by review,
// not observation (several patterns are environment-conditional, so
// observed-firing guards would false-fail - see ARCHITECTURE.md section 10).
export const CONSOLE_ERROR_ALLOWLIST: Record<
string,
Array<{ pattern: RegExp; reason: string }>
> = {
'ComfyUI-Impact-Pack': [
{
// Media/text widgets preview their value via root-relative URLs at
// creation; 404s on a backend whose root does not serve the file.
pattern:
/Failed to load resource.*404.*(example\.png|plain_video\.mp4|file\.txt)/,
reason: 'media widget previews its value via a root-relative URL'
},
{
// PreviewBridge widgets fetch their internal preview id on configure;
// a bare backend has no image behind it.
pattern: /Failed to load resource.*400.*api\/impact\/get\/pb_id_image/,
reason: 'PreviewBridge fetches its preview id on configure'
},
{
// The save/reload tier writes `<value>_cn` probe values; media widgets
// preview them as URLs and 404.
pattern: /Failed to load resource.*404.*_cn/,
reason: 'set-and-stick probe value previewed by a media widget'
}
],
'ComfyUI-KJNodes': [
{
// Image/video loader previews fetch their combo value at creation;
// on a backend with an empty input dir the value is undefined and the
// preview 404s (and retries with a fresh rand). Console-only noise,
// no visible error; upstream-report candidate.
pattern:
/Failed to load resource.*\/api\/view\?type=input&filename=undefined/,
reason: 'loader preview fetches undefined filename on empty input dir'
}
],
'ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts': [
{
// betterCombos.js:473 checks `typeof ret === "object" && "content" in
// ret`; typeof null is "object", so a null ret during save/reload
// throws `Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'content' in null`
// as an uncaught page error - invisible until pageerror collection
// landed. Pack-owned and deterministic; upstream-report candidate.
pattern: /Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'content' in null/,
reason: 'betterCombos.js missing null check throws during save/reload'
}
]
}
export function unallowlistedErrors(pack: string, errors: string[]): string[] {
const allowlist = CONSOLE_ERROR_ALLOWLIST[pack] ?? []
return errors.filter(
(error) => !allowlist.some((rule) => rule.pattern.test(error))
)
}
// Execution errors surface on the tiers that actually queue prompts (the
// curated run and the auto-run tier). The mount, persistence, and wiring
// tiers queue nothing, so a prompt-execution error arriving in their console
// collector is an async stray from a prior tier's still-draining execution -
// the same "not this test" principle the event-attribution filter uses
// (ARCHITECTURE section 9). It is filtered from the non-executing tiers only;
// the executing tiers still assert on it. This is not error suppression: the
// visible error SURFACES (overlay/dialog/toast) are still asserted separately
// by expectNoVisibleErrors.
const FOREIGN_EXECUTION_NOISE: RegExp[] = [
/PromptExecutionError/,
/Prompt execution failed/,
// The browser logs a rejected prompt submission as a failed resource load
// on /api/prompt. Only the executing tiers POST there, so this line in a
// mount/persistence/wiring collector is a prior tier's async submission.
/Failed to load resource.*\/api\/prompt/
]
export function isForeignExecutionNoise(error: string): boolean {
return FOREIGN_EXECUTION_NOISE.some((pattern) => pattern.test(error))
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import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'
const MANIFEST_PATH = fileURLToPath(
new URL('../data/customNodeManifest.json', import.meta.url)
)
const VALID_TIERS = ['load', 'run', 'connectivity', 'io'] as const
type CustomNodeTier = (typeof VALID_TIERS)[number]
export interface CustomNodeManifestEntry {
pack: string
repo: string
pin: string
tiers: CustomNodeTier[]
// Frontend-format workflow (path relative to browser_tests/) loaded and queued
// by the run tier; empty or absent file = tier skips. Run the backend with
// --cache-none, or repeat runs classify PARTIAL when cached nodes skip executing.
workflow: string
// Runtime class_type / object_info keys, NOT Python class names (e.g. rgthree
// registers "Power Primitive (rgthree)", not RgthreePowerPrimitive).
expectedNodes: string[]
requiresGpu: boolean
requiresModels: string[]
timeoutMs: number
// Optional; absent means true. Set false ONLY with evidence that the pack's
// nodes fail to mount under Vue Nodes 2.0 (probe it - a README grumble is
// not evidence). When false, renderer-specific Vue assertions are not
// applied to this pack: its tests still run and pass their LiteGraph-canvas
// assertions, so the zero-skip gate is preserved.
vueNodesCompatible?: boolean
// Node key -> evidenced reason it cannot mount under Vue Nodes 2.0; only
// the Vue mount assertion is withheld. Stale keys fail the suite.
vueIncompatibleNodes?: Record<string, string>
// Nodes that cannot execute on pure defaults. Asserted both ways: an
// unlisted failure is a regression, a listed clean run is a stale entry.
cannotRunAlone?: string[]
}
// Exported for the pure spec's validation cases; production callers go
// through loadManifest.
export function assertEntry(
entry: CustomNodeManifestEntry,
index: number
): void {
const missing: string[] = []
// CI installs the pack into custom_nodes/<pack>, and node attribution keys
// on that directory name via python_module - so pack must be a safe,
// plain path segment, not just non-empty.
if (
typeof entry.pack !== 'string' ||
!/^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9._-]*$/.test(entry.pack)
)
missing.push('pack (must be a plain path segment)')
// CI clones from repo, so an empty value must fail here, not mid-clone.
if (typeof entry.repo !== 'string' || entry.repo.length === 0)
missing.push('repo')
// The gate tests exactly what was verified, so pin is a required full
// commit SHA. CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED=1 is the one escape hatch,
// reserved for the planned pack-HEAD canary - never for the PR gate.
if (
!/^[0-9a-f]{40}$/.test(entry.pin ?? '') &&
!(
process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED === '1' &&
(entry.pin ?? '') === ''
)
)
missing.push('pin (full 40-char commit SHA required)')
// workflow may be an empty string until the pack gains a run-tier fixture.
if (typeof entry.workflow !== 'string') missing.push('workflow')
// A run-tier row with no workflow would otherwise skip locally, leaving
// only CI's skip gate to notice the lost coverage. Fail at load instead.
else if (
entry.workflow === '' &&
Array.isArray(entry.tiers) &&
entry.tiers.includes('run')
)
missing.push('workflow (required when tiers includes "run")')
if (!Array.isArray(entry.expectedNodes) || entry.expectedNodes.length === 0)
missing.push('expectedNodes')
if (!Array.isArray(entry.tiers) || entry.tiers.length === 0)
missing.push('tiers')
// A typo like "connectivty" would otherwise pass and silently drop that
// tier's coverage - the exact drift this manifest exists to catch.
else if (entry.tiers.some((tier) => !VALID_TIERS.includes(tier)))
missing.push(`tiers (unknown value; allowed: ${VALID_TIERS.join(', ')})`)
if (!Array.isArray(entry.requiresModels)) missing.push('requiresModels')
if (typeof entry.requiresGpu !== 'boolean') missing.push('requiresGpu')
if (!Number.isFinite(entry.timeoutMs) || entry.timeoutMs <= 0)
missing.push('timeoutMs')
if (
entry.vueNodesCompatible !== undefined &&
typeof entry.vueNodesCompatible !== 'boolean'
)
missing.push('vueNodesCompatible')
if (
entry.vueIncompatibleNodes !== undefined &&
(typeof entry.vueIncompatibleNodes !== 'object' ||
entry.vueIncompatibleNodes === null ||
Array.isArray(entry.vueIncompatibleNodes) ||
Object.values(entry.vueIncompatibleNodes).some(
(reason) => typeof reason !== 'string' || reason.length === 0
))
)
missing.push('vueIncompatibleNodes (node key -> non-empty reason string)')
if (
entry.cannotRunAlone !== undefined &&
(!Array.isArray(entry.cannotRunAlone) ||
entry.cannotRunAlone.some(
(key) => typeof key !== 'string' || key.length === 0
) ||
new Set(entry.cannotRunAlone).size !== entry.cannotRunAlone.length)
)
missing.push('cannotRunAlone (unique non-empty node keys)')
if (missing.length > 0)
throw new Error(
`custom-node manifest entry ${index} (${entry.pack ?? '?'}) missing: ${missing.join(', ')}`
)
}
// Renderer passes for the load tier: LiteGraph canvas always, Vue Nodes 2.0
// unless the pack declares itself incompatible. Conditional coverage, never a
// test.skip - the caller still runs and gates on the returned passes.
export function rendererPassesFor(
entry: Pick<CustomNodeManifestEntry, 'vueNodesCompatible'>
): boolean[] {
return entry.vueNodesCompatible === false ? [false] : [false, true]
}
export function loadManifest(): CustomNodeManifestEntry[] {
const entries = JSON.parse(
readFileSync(MANIFEST_PATH, 'utf-8')
) as CustomNodeManifestEntry[]
entries.forEach(assertEntry)
return entries
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import type { CustomNodeOutcome } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/runResult'
interface ObjectInfoNode {
input?: { required?: Record<string, unknown> }
}
export type ObjectInfo = Record<string, ObjectInfoNode>
export interface ApiPromptNode {
id: string
classType: string
inputs: Record<string, unknown>
}
export function expectedNodesPresent(
objectInfo: ObjectInfo,
expectedNodes: string[]
): { present: string[]; missing: string[] } {
const present: string[] = []
const missing: string[] = []
for (const name of expectedNodes) {
if (name in objectInfo) present.push(name)
else missing.push(name)
}
return { present, missing }
}
export interface PreValidationFailure {
outcome: Extract<CustomNodeOutcome, 'MISSING_NODE' | 'VALIDATION_FAIL'>
message: string
}
// Turns an opaque backend 400 into a precise infra error before submit (BE-401):
// every required input declared in object_info must be present in the fixture node.
export function preValidate(
objectInfo: ObjectInfo,
nodes: ApiPromptNode[]
): PreValidationFailure | null {
for (const node of nodes) {
const def = objectInfo[node.classType]
if (!def)
return {
outcome: 'MISSING_NODE',
message: `node ${node.id} ${node.classType} missing from object_info`
}
for (const name of Object.keys(def.input?.required ?? {})) {
if (!(name in node.inputs))
return {
outcome: 'VALIDATION_FAIL',
message: `node ${node.id} ${node.classType} missing required input "${name}"`
}
}
}
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export type CustomNodeOutcome =
| 'NOT_INSTALLED'
| 'IMPORT_ERROR'
| 'MISSING_NODE'
| 'VALIDATION_FAIL'
| 'EXECUTION_ERROR'
| 'PARTIAL'
| 'TIMEOUT'
| 'PASS'
export interface ExecutionError {
exceptionType?: string
nodeId?: string
nodeType?: string
traceback?: string[]
}
export type PromptEvent =
| { type: 'execution_start' }
| { type: 'executing'; node: string | null }
| { type: 'executed'; node: string | null; output?: unknown }
| { type: 'execution_success' }
| { type: 'execution_error'; error: ExecutionError }
| { type: 'execution_interrupted'; error?: ExecutionError }
export interface RunResult {
outcome: CustomNodeOutcome
executedNodes: string[]
// ui payloads from `executed` events, keyed by node id - proof that data
// reached each output node, not just that execution finished.
outputsByNode: Record<string, unknown>
error?: ExecutionError
// Set when queuePrompt THREW client-side (pack JS hooking the queue can
// crash on a graph shape it does not expect); carries the exception text
// so the failing node self-identifies in the report.
clientError?: string
}
// `executing` with a non-null node is the only cache-safe "this node actually ran"
// signal: ComfyUI emits it solely for non-cached nodes (execution.py:493), while the
// `executed` message and /history outputs are replayed for cached nodes too.
function executedNodesFrom(events: PromptEvent[]): string[] {
const executed = new Set<string>()
for (const event of events) {
if (event.type === 'executing' && event.node !== null)
executed.add(event.node)
}
return [...executed]
}
function outputsFrom(events: PromptEvent[]): Record<string, unknown> {
const outputs: Record<string, unknown> = {}
for (const event of events) {
if (event.type === 'executed' && event.node !== null)
outputs[event.node] = event.output
}
return outputs
}
export function classifyRun(input: {
events: PromptEvent[]
expectedNodeIds: string[]
// All node ids in the queued graph. An error naming a node outside it is a
// stray from another prompt (late websocket delivery, or a duplicate queue
// from the client-flap retry) and must not be pinned on this run.
graphNodeIds?: string[]
timedOut?: boolean
}): RunResult {
const { events, expectedNodeIds, graphNodeIds, timedOut = false } = input
const executedNodes = executedNodesFrom(events)
const outputsByNode = outputsFrom(events)
if (timedOut) return { outcome: 'TIMEOUT', executedNodes, outputsByNode }
const failure = events.find(
(
event
): event is Extract<
PromptEvent,
{ type: 'execution_error' | 'execution_interrupted' }
> =>
(event.type === 'execution_error' ||
event.type === 'execution_interrupted') &&
(graphNodeIds === undefined ||
event.error?.nodeId === undefined ||
graphNodeIds.includes(event.error.nodeId))
)
if (failure)
return {
outcome: 'EXECUTION_ERROR',
executedNodes,
outputsByNode,
error: failure.error
}
if (!events.some((event) => event.type === 'execution_success'))
return { outcome: 'TIMEOUT', executedNodes, outputsByNode }
const ranEveryExpected = expectedNodeIds.every((node) =>
executedNodes.includes(node)
)
return {
outcome: ranEveryExpected ? 'PASS' : 'PARTIAL',
executedNodes,
outputsByNode
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// Type-driven pairing generator for the connectivity (contract) tier.
// Wildcard `*` slots are excluded from pairing: LiteGraph.isValidConnection
// short-circuits on `*` before the real type compare, so a wildcard link
// proves reachability, not type interop.
export interface RawNodeDef {
input?: {
required?: Record<string, unknown>
optional?: Record<string, unknown>
}
output?: unknown[]
output_name?: string[]
python_module?: string
}
interface NormalizedSlot {
name: string
type: string
// COMBO slots: the literal option list, for same-vocabulary pairing.
comboOptions?: unknown[]
}
export interface NormalizedNode {
type: string
pack: string
inputs: NormalizedSlot[]
outputs: NormalizedSlot[]
// Slots whose raw spec carried no recognizable type (slotTypeOf null):
// recorded so a schema change can never silently shrink the corpus.
unknownSlots?: string[]
}
interface SlotRef {
nodeType: string
pack: string
slotName: string
slotType: string
}
export interface PlannedPair {
producer: SlotRef
consumer: SlotRef
}
export interface PairingPlan {
pairs: PlannedPair[]
// No compatible partner in the loaded corpus: a health signal, not a failure.
orphans: Array<SlotRef & { dir: 'in' | 'out' }>
// `*` / empty-typed slots, excluded by design (false confidence).
wildcards: Array<SlotRef & { dir: 'in' | 'out' }>
// COMBO slots with no same-vocabulary partner in the corpus, excluded:
// isValidConnection only compares the string COMBO while each slot carries
// its own option set, so pairing across different vocabularies proves
// nothing (a checkpoint dropdown would "connect" to a scheduler dropdown).
// Combos whose option lists match exactly ARE paired like any other type.
combos: Array<SlotRef & { dir: 'in' | 'out' }>
// Slots dropped at normalize time because their raw spec had no
// recognizable type - surfaced here (and logged by the sweep) so a
// backend or pack schema change cannot silently shrink the corpus.
unknownShapes: string[]
}
// Extends the shared outcome taxonomy (runResult.ts); ORPHAN_TYPE is a
// plan-time skip so it never reaches the executor.
// WIDGET_ONLY_ON_INSTANCE: the pack's own frontend JS rebuilt a declared
// input as a widget-only control, so there is no socket to wire - excluded
// like wildcards, never a failure and never a silent pass.
export type ConnectivityOutcome =
| 'PASS'
| 'CONNECT_REJECTED'
| 'ROUNDTRIP_LOST'
| 'SLOT_CONTRACT_MISMATCH'
| 'WIDGET_ONLY_ON_INSTANCE'
export function packOf(pythonModule: string | undefined): string {
if (pythonModule?.startsWith('custom_nodes.'))
return pythonModule.slice('custom_nodes.'.length)
return 'core'
}
export function isWildcard(type: string): boolean {
return type === '' || type === '*'
}
// COMBO list literals are arrays; their connectable socket type is COMBO.
function slotTypeOf(rawType: unknown): string | null {
if (Array.isArray(rawType)) return 'COMBO'
return typeof rawType === 'string' ? rawType : null
}
function inputSlots(
entries: Record<string, unknown> | undefined,
unknown: string[]
): NormalizedSlot[] {
if (!entries) return []
const slots: NormalizedSlot[] = []
for (const [name, spec] of Object.entries(entries)) {
const specArray = Array.isArray(spec) ? spec : [spec]
const type = slotTypeOf(specArray[0])
if (type === null) {
unknown.push(name)
continue
}
const opts = specArray[1] as
| { socketless?: boolean; options?: unknown }
| undefined
// socketless = widget only, no slot: not connectable, out of the matrix.
if (opts?.socketless) continue
if (type === 'COMBO') {
// Raw defs carry the option list as the type literal; the frontend's
// transformed defs use the string 'COMBO' with options in the opts.
const options = Array.isArray(specArray[0])
? (specArray[0] as unknown[])
: Array.isArray(opts?.options)
? opts.options
: undefined
slots.push({ name, type, comboOptions: options })
continue
}
slots.push({ name, type })
}
return slots
}
export function normalizeNodeDefs(
defs: Record<string, RawNodeDef>
): NormalizedNode[] {
return Object.entries(defs).map(([type, def]) => {
const unknown: string[] = []
const node: NormalizedNode = {
type,
pack: packOf(def.python_module),
inputs: [
...inputSlots(def.input?.required, unknown),
...inputSlots(def.input?.optional, unknown)
],
outputs: (def.output ?? []).flatMap((rawType, index) => {
const slotType = slotTypeOf(rawType)
if (slotType === null) {
unknown.push(`output[${index}]`)
return []
}
// output_name entries can be non-strings (COMBO literals repeat the
// option array); the slot name must stay a string.
const rawName = def.output_name?.[index]
const slot: NormalizedSlot = {
name: typeof rawName === 'string' ? rawName : slotType,
type: slotType
}
if (slotType === 'COMBO') slot.comboOptions = rawType as unknown[]
return [slot]
})
}
if (unknown.length > 0) node.unknownSlots = unknown
return node
})
}
// Faithful mirror of LiteGraph.isValidConnection (LiteGraphGlobal.ts):
// wildcard/empty always match, comparison is case-insensitive, comma-unions
// match if any member pair matches. The live sweep still connects through the
// REAL validator, so any drift here surfaces as CONNECT_REJECTED, not a
// silent false green.
export function isTypeCompatible(a: string, b: string): boolean {
if (isWildcard(a) || isWildcard(b)) return true
const typeA = a.toLowerCase()
const typeB = b.toLowerCase()
if (typeA === typeB) return true
if (!typeA.includes(',') && !typeB.includes(',')) return false
return typeA
.split(',')
.some((memberA) =>
typeB.split(',').some((memberB) => isTypeCompatible(memberA, memberB))
)
}
function slotRef(node: NormalizedNode, slot: NormalizedSlot): SlotRef {
return {
nodeType: node.type,
pack: node.pack,
slotName: slot.name,
slotType: slot.type
}
}
// One representative compatible edge per slot, deterministically the first
// partner in (nodeType, slotName) order. This bounds cost to O(slots) but
// does NOT prove every pair; a full cross-product is an opt-in deep mode.
export function planPairs(
all: NormalizedNode[],
corpusTypes: string[]
): PairingPlan {
const sorted = [...all].sort((a, b) => a.type.localeCompare(b.type))
const pairable = (slot: NormalizedSlot) =>
!isWildcard(slot.type) && slot.type !== 'COMBO'
const producers: Array<SlotRef> = sorted.flatMap((node) =>
node.outputs.filter(pairable).map((slot) => slotRef(node, slot))
)
const consumers: Array<SlotRef> = sorted.flatMap((node) =>
node.inputs.filter(pairable).map((slot) => slotRef(node, slot))
)
// COMBO slots pair only on an identical option vocabulary; the string type
// alone would let a checkpoint dropdown "connect" to a scheduler dropdown.
// Vocabulary equality is a SET comparison: a wired input bypasses its own
// widget, so menu order and the options[0] default do not participate in
// the wire contract - only membership does (backend validation checks
// "value in options"). Values still compare as exact strings.
const vocabOf = (slot: NormalizedSlot) =>
JSON.stringify(
(slot.comboOptions ?? []).map((option) => JSON.stringify(option)).sort()
)
// A combo whose option list is unknown (transformed defs without an
// options array) must never pair - a blind match would wire dropdowns
// with no vocabulary evidence at all.
const comboProducers = sorted.flatMap((node) =>
node.outputs
.filter(
(slot) => slot.type === 'COMBO' && Array.isArray(slot.comboOptions)
)
.map((slot) => ({ ref: slotRef(node, slot), vocab: vocabOf(slot) }))
)
const comboConsumers = sorted.flatMap((node) =>
node.inputs
.filter(
(slot) => slot.type === 'COMBO' && Array.isArray(slot.comboOptions)
)
.map((slot) => ({ ref: slotRef(node, slot), vocab: vocabOf(slot) }))
)
const plan: PairingPlan = {
pairs: [],
orphans: [],
wildcards: [],
combos: [],
unknownShapes: all.flatMap((node) =>
(node.unknownSlots ?? []).map((slot) => `${node.type}.${slot}`)
)
}
const seen = new Set<string>()
const addPair = (producer: SlotRef, consumer: SlotRef) => {
const key = `${producer.nodeType}.${producer.slotName}->${consumer.nodeType}.${consumer.slotName}`
if (seen.has(key)) return
seen.add(key)
plan.pairs.push({ producer, consumer })
}
const corpus = all.filter((node) => corpusTypes.includes(node.type))
for (const node of corpus) {
for (const slot of node.inputs) {
if (isWildcard(slot.type)) {
plan.wildcards.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'in' })
continue
}
if (slot.type === 'COMBO') {
const producer = Array.isArray(slot.comboOptions)
? comboProducers.find(
(candidate) => candidate.vocab === vocabOf(slot)
)
: undefined
if (producer) addPair(producer.ref, slotRef(node, slot))
else plan.combos.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'in' })
continue
}
const producer = producers.find((candidate) =>
isTypeCompatible(candidate.slotType, slot.type)
)
if (producer) addPair(producer, slotRef(node, slot))
else plan.orphans.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'in' })
}
for (const slot of node.outputs) {
if (isWildcard(slot.type)) {
plan.wildcards.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'out' })
continue
}
if (slot.type === 'COMBO') {
const consumer = Array.isArray(slot.comboOptions)
? comboConsumers.find(
(candidate) => candidate.vocab === vocabOf(slot)
)
: undefined
if (consumer) addPair(slotRef(node, slot), consumer.ref)
else plan.combos.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'out' })
continue
}
const consumer = consumers.find((candidate) =>
isTypeCompatible(slot.type, candidate.slotType)
)
if (consumer) addPair(slotRef(node, slot), consumer)
else plan.orphans.push({ ...slotRef(node, slot), dir: 'out' })
}
}
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}

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[
{
"pack": "ComfyUI-Impact-Pack",
"repo": "https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Impact-Pack",
"pin": "429d0159ad429e64d2b3916e6e7be9c22d025c3c",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/impact_primitives_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["ImpactInt", "ImpactFloat"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": [
"AnyPipeToBasic",
"CLIPSegDetectorProvider",
"ImpactMakeImageBatch",
"ImpactMakeMaskBatch",
"LatentSender",
"MasksToMaskList",
"PreviewBridgeLatent"
]
},
{
"pack": "ComfyUI-VideoHelperSuite",
"repo": "https://github.com/Kosinkadink/ComfyUI-VideoHelperSuite",
"pin": "4ee72c065db22c9d96c2427954dc69e7b908444b",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/vhs_video_pipeline_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["VHS_LoadVideoPath", "VHS_VideoInfo"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 90000,
"cannotRunAlone": [
"VHS_LoadAudio",
"VHS_LoadImagePath",
"VHS_LoadImages",
"VHS_LoadImagesPath",
"VHS_LoadVideoFFmpegPath",
"VHS_LoadVideoPath"
]
},
{
"pack": "rgthree-comfy",
"repo": "https://github.com/rgthree/rgthree-comfy",
"pin": "27b4f4cdcf3b127c29d5d8135ac1536ecbd4c383",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/rgthree_seed_display_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["Seed (rgthree)", "Display Any (rgthree)"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": ["Image or Latent Size (rgthree)"]
},
{
"pack": "ComfyUI_essentials",
"repo": "https://github.com/cubiq/ComfyUI_essentials",
"pin": "9d9f4bedfc9f0321c19faf71855e228c93bd0dc9",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/essentials_math_display_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["SimpleMathInt+", "DisplayAny"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": [
"ImageApplyLUT+",
"ImageUntile+",
"MaskFromList+",
"PixelOEPixelize+",
"SimpleCondition+",
"SimpleMath+",
"SimpleMathCondition+",
"SimpleMathDual+"
]
},
{
"pack": "ComfyUI-KJNodes",
"repo": "https://github.com/kijai/ComfyUI-KJNodes",
"pin": "e27a505b3ba6ce42687fe00500deda103d9d6071",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/kjnodes_constants_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["INTConstant", "FloatConstant"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": [
"CameraPoseVisualizer",
"CreateAudioMask",
"CreateGradientFromCoords",
"CreateInstanceDiffusionTracking",
"CreateShapeImageOnPath",
"CreateShapeMaskOnPath",
"CreateTextOnPath",
"CrossFadeImages",
"CrossFadeImagesMulti",
"CustomControlNetWeightsFluxFromList",
"CutAndDragOnPath",
"EndRecordCUDAMemoryHistory",
"FloatToMask",
"GetImagesFromBatchIndexed",
"GetLatentsFromBatchIndexed",
"ImageAndMaskPreview",
"ImageGridtoBatch",
"ImagePadForOutpaintTargetSize",
"InterpolateCoords",
"LoadImagesFromFolderKJ",
"LoadVideosFromFolder",
"PlotCoordinates",
"StartRecordCUDAMemoryHistory",
"Superprompt",
"VisualizeCUDAMemoryHistory",
"WebcamCaptureCV2",
"WeightScheduleConvert",
"WeightScheduleExtend",
"WidgetToString"
]
},
{
"pack": "ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts",
"repo": "https://github.com/pythongosssss/ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts",
"pin": "609f3afaa74b2f88ef9ce8d939626065e3247469",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/customscripts_string_show_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["StringFunction|pysssss", "ShowText|pysssss"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": ["MathExpression|pysssss"]
},
{
"pack": "was-node-suite-comfyui",
"repo": "https://github.com/WASasquatch/was-node-suite-comfyui",
"pin": "ea935d1044ae5a26efa54ebeb18fe9020af49a45",
"tiers": ["load", "connectivity", "run"],
"workflow": "assets/customNodes/was_number_text_run.json",
"expectedNodes": ["Constant Number", "Number to Text", "Text to Console"],
"requiresGpu": false,
"requiresModels": [],
"timeoutMs": 30000,
"cannotRunAlone": [
"Bus Node",
"Diffusers Hub Model Down-Loader",
"Image Aspect Ratio",
"Image Batch",
"Image Send HTTP",
"Latent Batch",
"Mask Batch",
"Samples Passthrough (Stat System)",
"Text Dictionary Convert",
"Text to Number"
]
}
]

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import type { ConsoleMessage, Page } from '@playwright/test'
export function collectConsoleErrors(page: Page): {
errors: string[]
stop: () => void
} {
const errors: string[] = []
const listener = (message: ConsoleMessage) => {
if (message.type() !== 'error') return
const url = message.location().url
errors.push(url ? `${message.text()} [${url}]` : message.text())
}
// Uncaught page exceptions and unhandled promise rejections never reach
// console.error; Chromium surfaces both through pageerror. Without this
// listener a pack script crashing outside a console call passes silently.
const pageErrorListener = (error: Error) => {
errors.push(`Uncaught page error: ${error.message}`)
}
page.on('console', listener)
page.on('pageerror', pageErrorListener)
return {
errors,
stop: () => {
page.off('console', listener)
page.off('pageerror', pageErrorListener)
}
}
}

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import type { Page } from '@playwright/test'
import type { ComfyPage } from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import { TestIds } from '@e2e/fixtures/selectors'
// Boot every session with a blank graph (loadBlankWorkflow) instead of the
// bundled default template, whose model references error on a model-less
// harness backend and would trip the zero-visible-errors invariant. The
// backend must run --multi-user (the repo-wide prerequisite for browser
// tests): the fixture then writes these settings to the same per-worker
// user the session reads, on CI and locally alike.
// The shared fixture disables the errors tab to hide missing-model
// indicators in unrelated suites; this suite exists to SEE errors, so every
// error surface stays live.
export const customNodeSuiteSettings = {
'Comfy.TutorialCompleted': false,
'Comfy.RightSidePanel.ShowErrorsTab': true
}
// The tutorial path (Comfy.TutorialCompleted:false) auto-opens the templates
// browser over the blank graph on some ComfyUI backends, but WHETHER it opens
// has drifted across backend versions - newer ComfyUI no longer auto-opens it.
// Dismiss it if it appears; if it never shows within a short window there is
// nothing to dismiss and the blank graph is already ready. Hard-waiting for
// 'visible' (no timeout) hung every beforeEach for the full 15s test budget on
// backends where it stopped auto-opening, failing the whole suite.
export async function dismissTemplatesDialog(
comfyPage: ComfyPage
): Promise<void> {
const templates = comfyPage.page.getByTestId(TestIds.templates.content)
try {
await templates.waitFor({ state: 'visible', timeout: 5000 })
} catch {
return
}
await comfyPage.page.keyboard.press('Escape')
await templates.waitFor({ state: 'hidden' })
}
// Every test gets a fresh page, but they share ONE backend. An execution
// tier that ends while a prompt is still draining leaves that work running
// on the shared backend; the next test's fresh page connects mid-execution
// and catches its async error events (console noise, a popped error dialog)
// or its still-running prompt (queue-busy). Draining to idle in an afterEach
// - while the finishing test's own page is still open, so any late events
// land there - is what makes each test unable to affect the next. getQueue
// swallows a failed fetch and returns an empty queue, so throw-on-error and
// treat a failed read as still-busy; the wait is free when already idle
// (one getQueue round-trip), so a healthy suite pays ~nothing for it.
// Returns 0 when the backend reached idle, 1 when it was still busy after the
// budget (a genuinely wedged, non-interruptible execution). The afterEach hook
// ignores the result; the auto-run tier asserts on it.
export async function drainBackendToIdle(
page: Page,
budgetMs = 150_000
): Promise<number> {
const depth = () =>
page.evaluate(async () => {
try {
const queue = await window.app!.api.getQueue({ throwOnError: true })
return queue.Running.length + queue.Pending.length
} catch {
return Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY
}
})
if ((await depth()) === 0) return 0
await page.evaluate(async () => {
await window.app!.api.interrupt(null)
await window.app!.api.clearItems('queue')
})
const deadline = Date.now() + budgetMs
let remaining = await depth()
while (remaining !== 0 && Date.now() < deadline) {
await page.evaluate(
() => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 500))
)
remaining = await depth()
}
return remaining === 0 ? 0 : 1
}

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import type { Locator, Page } from '@playwright/test'
import { TestIds } from '@e2e/fixtures/selectors'
// The app's user-visible error surfaces. A regression run is green only if a
// human looking at the screen would see zero errors - not merely a clean
// console. The harness self-check asserts the overlay IS visible after a
// forced execution error, so these selectors are permanently proven live.
export function errorSurfaces(page: Page): Record<string, Locator> {
return {
errorOverlay: page.getByTestId(TestIds.dialogs.errorOverlay),
errorDialog: page.getByTestId(TestIds.dialogs.errorDialog),
nodeRenderErrors: page.locator('.node-error'),
errorToasts: page.locator('.p-toast-message-error')
}
}

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const rawPos = node.getConnectionPos(type === 'input', index)
const convertedPos =
window.app!.canvas.ds!.convertOffsetToCanvas(rawPos)
// page.mouse needs page coords; pack JS can inject chrome above the
// canvas (rgthree's progress bar), shifting it off (0,0).
const rect = window.app!.canvas.canvas.getBoundingClientRect()
convertedPos[0] += rect.left
convertedPos[1] += rect.top
// Debug logging - convert Float64Arrays to regular arrays for visibility
console.warn(

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# Adding a custom-node pack to the regression suite
The authoritative, step-by-step process for onboarding a new pack. Written to
be followable by a human or an agent with no prior context. The suite itself
(what it asserts, how to run it) is documented in [README.md](README.md),
and its system design in [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md); this file is
only about adding coverage for a new pack.
The short version: install the pack on a local test backend, read the pack's
real node keys out of `/object_info`, author one small model-free workflow,
add one row to the manifest, prove it green locally, push. No new test code
is ever needed - the specs iterate the manifest.
## What a manifest row buys you (the tiers)
Adding the one row enrolls the pack in two kinds of coverage:
- **Every-node tiers (automatic, zero configuration).** The suite reads the
pack's FULL node list from the live backend and, for every registered
node: mounts it in both renderers and asserts under EACH renderer that the
instance materializes everything its def declares - every non-socketless
input exists as a widget or a socket (autogrow templates count via their
expansion slots) and every declared output exists; the Vue pass
additionally asserts the DOM renders at least the instance's widget and
slot counts - a mount with missing controls fails. It then round-trips
every node through save/reload (every widget
is first written with a non-default value that must stick, and the
serialized `widgets_values` must survive configure unchanged), plans typed
connections for all its concrete slots (COMBO slots pair when they offer
the same option SET - order-insensitive, since a wired input bypasses its
own widget and only membership matters), and executes it for real when it
can run:
either self-sufficient (every required input is a widget with a valid
default) or `CHAINABLE` - every required socket type has a model-free
producer (`EmptyImage`, `EmptyLatentImage`, `SolidMask`, `Primitive*`,
`EmptyAudio`, ...) that the runner synthesizes and wires automatically.
Executed nodes must observably produce: the `PreviewAny` sink wired to the
node's first output must emit a ui payload, or the node is its own
terminus (`OUTPUT_NODE`). Nodes that cannot run are classified and
logged, never silently dropped: `NEEDS_WIRES` (a required socket type has
no model-free producer - MODEL, SEGS, CONDITIONING...), `NEEDS_MODELS`
(empty model/file combo on the bare backend), `NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT`
(nothing observable to queue), or "rejected at validation on defaults"
(needs a curated fixture).
- **Curated tiers (the row's fields).** `expectedNodes` + `workflow` drive
the hand-authored run-tier chain (Step 4) proving a real multi-node
wiring executes end to end, and serve as must-exist sentinels.
Every-node coverage means a pack update is tested the moment CI installs
it - including nodes you never listed.
## Step 0 - prerequisites
- A local test backend and dev server set up exactly per the
[README prerequisites](README.md#prerequisites). Do not skip `--multi-user`
or `--cache-none`.
- The pack's GitHub URL. The CI job clones and pip-installs it, so the repo
must be public and its `requirements.txt` must install on a CPU-only
runner. Packs that hard-require CUDA at import time cannot be onboarded
until they guard that import.
## Step 1 - install the pack on the test backend
```bash
cd <test-backend>/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/<owner>/<pack>
pip install -r <pack>/requirements.txt # if the pack has one
```
The clone directory name must equal the manifest `pack` key: node
attribution keys on that directory via `python_module`, and CI installs
into `custom_nodes/<pack>` for the same reason.
If you run a CPU-only backend, constrain pip so the pack cannot swap in a
different torch (CI does the same):
```bash
pip freeze | grep -iE '^(torch|torchvision|torchaudio)==' > /tmp/torch-constraints.txt
pip install -r <pack>/requirements.txt -c /tmp/torch-constraints.txt
```
Restart the backend and check its log: the `Import times for custom nodes`
block must list the pack with no `IMPORT FAILED` marker. An import failure is
a pack bug or a missing dependency - fix that first; nothing downstream can
work without a clean import.
While you are here, note whether the pack ships frontend JS:
```bash
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8288/extensions | python3 -c '
import json, sys
print(sum(1 for p in json.load(sys.stdin) if p.startswith("/extensions/<pack-dir-name>/")))
'
```
Non-zero means the pack patches the frontend at runtime (restyled nodes,
rebuilt widgets, injected page chrome). Write that down - it decides whether
Step 6 needs the CI-parity run. Both "green locally, red on CI" failures in
the first 5-pack onboarding came from exactly this.
## Step 2 - read the pack's real node keys
The manifest's `expectedNodes` are the pack's `object_info` keys (the same
strings the API uses as `class_type`). They are NOT Python class names and
NOT display names. Get them from the running backend:
```bash
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8288/object_info | python3 -c '
import json, sys
d = json.load(sys.stdin)
for key, node in sorted(d.items()):
if node.get("python_module") == "custom_nodes.<pack-dir-name>":
print(key)
'
```
Real traps this step catches (each one shipped in a real pack):
| Pack | Correct key | Wrong guesses that look right |
| ---------------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| ComfyUI_essentials | `SimpleMathInt+` | `SimpleMathInt` (keys carry a trailing `+`, except `DisplayAny` which has none) |
| ComfyUI-KJNodes | `INTConstant` | `INT Constant` (that is the display name) |
| ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts | `ShowText\|pysssss` | `ShowText` (keys carry a `\|pysssss` suffix) |
| rgthree-comfy | `Seed (rgthree)` | `RgthreeSeed` (the Python class name) |
## Step 3 - pick the expected nodes
Choose 2-3 nodes that are:
- **Model-free**: no checkpoint / VAE / CLIP inputs, no file downloads. The
gate runs on CPU with no models installed. Constants, math, text, and
display nodes are ideal.
- **Wireable into a chain**: at least one producer (has a typed output) and
one terminal node. A terminal node either has `output_node: true` in
`/object_info` (it terminates a workflow by itself) or you end the chain in
the core `PreviewAny` node, which accepts any type.
Check a candidate's inputs, outputs, and `output_node` flag:
```bash
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8288/object_info | python3 -c '
import json, sys
node = json.load(sys.stdin)["<exact key>"]
print(json.dumps({k: node[k] for k in ("input", "output", "output_name", "output_node")}, indent=1))
'
```
Every node you list in `expectedNodes` must appear in the run workflow: the
run tier asserts each one actually executes on the backend.
## Step 4 - author the run-tier workflow
Add one JSON file under `browser_tests/assets/customNodes/`, named
`<pack>_<what it does>_run.json`. Copy an existing asset as the template
(`rgthree_seed_display_run.json` is the simplest two-node example;
`was_number_text_run.json` shows a 3-node chain). It is the frontend
workflow format, hand-authorable:
- `nodes[].type` is the exact `object_info` key from Step 2.
- `widgets_values` is an array in the node's widget order: the `input`
entries from `/object_info` in declaration order (`required` first, then
`optional`), keeping only widget-type inputs (INT, FLOAT, STRING, BOOLEAN,
and combo lists) and skipping any input whose options say
`"forceInput": true` (those are sockets, never widgets). A required input
that is neither a widget type nor `forceInput` (a custom type like
`NUMBER`) is also a socket: wire a link into it or the run fails on a
missing required input.
- A link is one row in `links`: `[link_id, from_node_id, from_slot,
to_node_id, to_slot, "TYPE"]`, plus the matching `link`/`links` ids on the
two nodes' `inputs`/`outputs` entries.
- To wire INTO an input that would normally be a widget (no `forceInput`),
the input entry also needs a `"widget": { "name": "<input name>" }` key -
see `browser_tests/assets/vueNodes/linked-int-widget.json`.
- Keep it tiny. Two to four nodes proving "this pack executes" is the whole
job; feature-depth testing belongs to the pack's own repo.
- If the workflow needs a media file, reuse something already under
`browser_tests/assets/` (e.g. `plain_video.mp4`) - never commit new binary
assets. CI stages `plain_video.mp4` into the backend's `input/` dir; if
your workflow needs a different existing asset staged, extend the
`Stage run-tier assets` step in
`.github/workflows/ci-tests-custom-nodes.yaml`.
- A media path in the workflow (e.g. `input/plain_video.mp4`) resolves
against the backend process's working directory, not the repo. Locally,
copy the file into the `input/` dir of the directory you launched
`main.py` from, or the run tier fails validation with
`Invalid file path` and the test reports `TIMEOUT`.
## Step 5 - add the manifest row
Append one object to `browser_tests/fixtures/data/customNodeManifest.json`:
| Field | Meaning |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `pack` | The pack's directory name under `custom_nodes/` (what `git clone` creates). |
| `repo` | The GitHub URL CI clones. Required non-empty. |
| `pin` | Required: the full 40-char commit SHA you verified locally. The manifest loader rejects anything else at load and CI fails before install (empty is accepted only under `CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED=1`, reserved for the planned pack-HEAD canary). CI checks it out after cloning, so the gate tests exactly what you tested. Bump deliberately, re-verifying per this doc. |
| `tiers` | Tier gates: `connectivity` (typed links + slot drags) and `run` (executes the workflow) enable their tiers; `load` is descriptive only - the register+render pass runs for every row regardless. Keep all three unless a tier is impossible for the pack. |
| `workflow` | Path relative to `browser_tests/` of the Step 4 file. `""` only while the pack has no `run` tier. |
| `expectedNodes` | The Step 2/3 keys. The load tier mounts each in both renderers; the run tier asserts each executes. |
| `requiresGpu` | `true` only if execution genuinely needs CUDA. Such packs cannot use the `run` tier on the CPU gate. |
| `requiresModels` | Model files the workflow needs (`[]` for the packs onboarded so far - keep it that way whenever possible). |
| `timeoutMs` | Per-test budget. `30000` unless the workflow does real work (video decode uses `90000`). |
| `vueNodesCompatible` | Optional, default `true`. See the policy below. Only ever set `false`, and only with evidence. |
`loadManifest()` (`browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/manifest.ts`) validates
every row and fails loudly on a missing field, an empty `repo`, a misspelled
tier, or a `run` tier with an empty `workflow`.
## Step 6 - prove it green locally, in both environments
### 6a - fast loop (dev server)
```bash
pnpm test:custom-nodes
```
Green means: every tier for every pack passes, zero skips, and the
zero-visible-errors invariant held for the tiers that assert it (mount,
persistence, connectivity, core smoke, curated workflows): no error
overlay, dialog, node error, or error toast. Two deliberate exceptions,
same as the README: the auto-run execution tier provokes expected
failures, and the self-check inverts the invariant. Iterate here - it is
the fastest loop.
### 6b - CI-parity run (required if the pack ships frontend JS)
The dev server never loads pack frontend JS (its `/extensions` list is
core-only), so 6a exercises vanilla nodes. If Step 1 found frontend JS, a
6a green proves nothing about the pack's real runtime behavior. CI serves
the built frontend from the backend, so reproduce that exactly:
```bash
pnpm build
# relaunch the test backend with the same flags plus:
# --front-end-root <repo>/dist
# and make sure any run-tier media is in that process's input/ dir
PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8288 pnpm exec playwright test \
browser_tests/tests/customNodes/ --config playwright.chrome.config.ts --workers=1
```
Both real failures during the first 5-pack onboarding only existed here:
rgthree's progress bar shifted the canvas and broke slot-drag coordinates,
and rgthree's Seed rebuilt a declared input as widget-only. Skipping 6b
means discovering that class of problem one CI round at a time.
### Failure classes and what they mean
- **T0 fails only in the Vue Nodes pass** (the LiteGraph pass is green):
suspected Vue Nodes 2.0 incompatibility. Follow the policy below - do not
delete the pack, do not skip the test.
- **Run tier fails with `PARTIAL`** (some expected nodes never executed):
either the backend is missing `--cache-none` (cached nodes emit no
`executing` event) or an expected node is not actually in the workflow.
- **Run tier fails with an execution error**: the workflow JSON is wrong
(bad key, wrong `widgets_values` order, type-mismatched link) or the pack
cannot execute model-free. Fix the workflow or drop the node for a
simpler one.
- **Connectivity reports zero planned pairs**: the pack's slots are all
wildcard typed, or combo typed with no same-vocabulary partner (wildcards
bypass the real type compare; combos pair only when their option lists
match exactly). The pack still gets load/run coverage.
- **Connectivity logs `widget-only on instance` exclusions**: the pack's own
frontend JS rebuilt a declared input as a widget-only control (rgthree's
Seed does this to `seed`), so there is no socket to wire. Recorded and
excluded, like wildcards - pack design, not a regression.
- **Auto-run reports a node "not in cannotRunAlone"**: the node failed to
execute on pure defaults or synthesized chain inputs (validation reject,
or a real exception from degenerate inputs - empty expression, empty
coordinate JSON, single-frame batch, missing optional python dep). If the
node USED to run clean this is a regression; otherwise add it to the
row's `cannotRunAlone` baseline with the run log in the PR. The check is
two-way: a listed node that starts running clean fails the suite until
the stale entry is removed. Confidence note: a chain failure proves the
node cannot run on synthesized inputs, not that it is broken - the inputs
may be semantically insufficient (e.g. a coordinates STRING fed an empty
string).
- **Auto-run reports `NO_OUTPUT`**: the node executed but its `PreviewAny`
sink emitted no ui payload - data never actually flowed out of the node.
Treat like any other cannot-run failure: regression or baseline entry.
- **Auto-run fails with `HUNG_BACKEND`**: a node blocked forever during
execution. Observed mechanism classes so far: model downloads at execute
(BLIP/SAM/MiDaS/rembg/CLIPSeg `from_pretrained`), runtime
`pip install` inside execute (WAS lazy-install), minutes-long pure-Python
per-pixel loops, and an infinite `while` on empty-string defaults. The
failure names the suspects and the remedy: add the offender to
`AUTO_RUN_EXCLUDE` in `allNodes.spec.ts` with its mechanism, and restart
the test backend (the hang is non-interruptible). Everything queued
behind the offender reports `HUNG_BACKEND` too - identify the true
offender (backend log, `/queue`) before excluding victims.
- **Mount test fails on console errors**: a pack's JS logged real errors
while its nodes mounted. If it is pack-attributed noise with no visible
error surface (KJNodes' loader previews fetching `filename=undefined`),
add a scoped `CONSOLE_ERROR_ALLOWLIST` entry (in
`fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger.ts`, shared by the all-nodes
tiers and the curated run) with the mechanism; otherwise it is a
finding.
### The exception ledgers (all reasons on the record)
Every escape hatch is a reviewed list whose entries carry the mechanism, so
the gate stays honest and none can grow silently:
| Ledger | Lives in | Covers |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `vueIncompatibleNodes` | manifest row | node cannot mount under Vue Nodes 2.0 (evidence rule below) |
| `cannotRunAlone` | manifest row | node cannot execute standalone on a bare backend; asserted both ways so entries cannot rot |
| `AUTO_RUN_EXCLUDE` | `allNodes.spec.ts` | executing the node is unsafe or unstable (runtime downloads/pip installs, infinite loops, non-interruptible hangs, environment/state-variable results, flip-flopping executed signals) |
| `WIDGET_SET_ALLOWLIST` | `allNodes.spec.ts` | plain-typed widget whose value is owned by pack JS (menu-action combos, canonicalized refs) - set-and-stick does not apply |
| `ROUNDTRIP_VALUE_ALLOWLIST` | `allNodes.spec.ts` | node whose serialized widgets_values legitimately change on reload (pack JS initializes or rebuilds them); the widget-shrink check still applies |
| `MOUNT_WIDGET_ALLOWLIST` | `allNodes.spec.ts` | node whose pack JS renders custom editor/preview widgets outside the node-widget rows; slot fidelity still applies |
| `CONSOLE_ERROR_ALLOWLIST` | `fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger.ts` | pack-attributed console noise with no visible error surface; shared by the all-nodes tiers and the curated run |
| `CONNECT_REJECTED_ALLOWLIST` | `connectivity.spec.ts` | pack JS legitimately vetoes a planned wiring |
| `ROUNDTRIP_LOST_ALLOWLIST` | `connectivity.spec.ts` | pack's own serialize/configure drops links it manages itself |
### Evidence rules for changing the harness itself
Two bug classes shipped past green tests once, so these are now policy:
- **Ground assertions in an oracle you did not write.** A semantic claim
about how ComfyUI behaves (what a wire accepts, what an event means, when
a widget exists) must cite a live probe, the backend/frontend source, or
a CI observation - never plausibility. If every layer agreeing with you
was authored from your own mental model (code, fixtures, measurement
script), their agreement is not evidence.
- **Parse live data against a shape census, not memory.** Node defs reach
the suite through `getNodeDefs`, which emits BOTH schema forms (combo as
an option-list literal AND as the string `COMBO` with `options`/`remote`
in the opts; `forceInput` on any form; autogrow `template` inputs;
`socketless`). Any parser of def shapes must handle every form the census
shows, its pure-spec fixtures must include each form (copied from real
census examples, not invented), and an unrecognized shape must be
excluded WITH a record - never silently matched or silently skipped.
- **Verify against the source the code consumes.** Measuring raw
`/object_info` proves nothing about code that reads the transformed
`getNodeDefs` object.
## Step 7 - push and watch CI
The `CI: Tests Custom Nodes` job (gating) re-does Steps 1-6 from scratch on
every PR: clones every manifest `repo` at its `pin`, pip-installs under CPU
torch constraints, boots the backend, runs the suite, and fails on any
install error, any test failure, or any skipped test. A new pack row is
automatically picked up; no workflow edit is needed unless you must stage an
extra asset (Step 4).
If CI goes red where local was green, reproduce under the Step 6b
environment before changing anything - the first such failure looked like
upstream drift but was actually pack frontend JS that never loads under
the dev server. Only after 6b reproduces it, decide: adjust the suite's
expectation honestly (the way widget-only instance slots became a recorded
exclusion) or, for genuine upstream drift after a pin bump, re-pin the
pack to its last good commit. Never paper
over it with a skip.
## Vue Nodes 2.0 compatibility policy
Some packs only work under the LiteGraph canvas renderer and fail to mount
under Vue Nodes 2.0. The suite must state that fact without producing false
failures and without skipping tests:
1. **Default**: every pack is assumed compatible. New rows omit
`vueNodesCompatible`.
2. **Evidence rule**: set `"vueNodesCompatible": false` ONLY after the T0
Vue pass fails for the pack locally while the LiteGraph pass is green,
and the failure reproduces on a retry. A README grumble, a hunch, or an
old forum thread is not evidence. Record the evidence (the failing
assertion and the pack version) in the PR description of the change that
sets the flag. When only SOME of a pack's nodes fail to mount, use the
per-node `vueIncompatibleNodes` ledger in the manifest row instead of
flagging the whole pack - compatibility is per-node, not per-pack (all
823 nodes across the first 7 packs mount clean, so both mechanisms ship
unused; the every-node mount tier is what earns an entry).
3. **Effect of `false`**: the load tier runs its LiteGraph pass only, and
the connectivity drag test does not drag that pack's edges under Vue
Nodes. The tests still run and pass their canvas assertions - nothing is
`test.skip`ped, so the CI skip gate stays honest. The run tier and the
connectivity contract sweep are renderer-independent (they never toggle
the Vue Nodes setting) and run for the pack regardless of the flag - a
flagged pack must still execute and wire cleanly there.
4. **Un-flagging**: if a pack ships Vue Nodes support later, delete the flag
and prove T0 green in both passes locally.
## Checklist
- [ ] Pack installs clean on the test backend (no `IMPORT FAILED`)
- [ ] Checked whether the pack ships frontend JS (Step 1 `/extensions` probe)
- [ ] `expectedNodes` copied exactly from `/object_info` (Step 2 traps checked)
- [ ] All expected nodes are model-free and present in the run workflow
- [ ] Workflow JSON under `browser_tests/assets/customNodes/`, no new binaries
- [ ] Any media staged into the backend's own `input/` dir locally (Step 4)
- [ ] Manifest row appended with every field (Step 5 table)
- [ ] `vueNodesCompatible` omitted, or set `false` with recorded evidence
- [ ] 6a green: `pnpm test:custom-nodes` against the dev server, zero skips
- [ ] 6b green when the pack ships frontend JS: built dist + backend-served run
- [ ] Every-node tiers green: no unexplained mount/save-reload/auto-run
failures; any new ledger entry carries its mechanism
- [ ] Pushed; `CI: Tests Custom Nodes` green on the PR

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# Custom-node regression suite architecture
The design of the custom-node regression suite: what it is made of, how the
pieces cooperate, the decisions behind them, and the gotchas that shaped
them. Companion docs: [README.md](README.md) (how to run it),
[ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md) (how to onboard a pack).
The document is organized as eight architecture views; the diagram map
under "Reading paths" shows what question each answers and how they nest.
Implementation symbols live in one place: the implementation map at the
end (section 14).
## What / Why / How, in one minute
**What it proves.** On every PR, for every node that the manifest's
community packs register on a real backend, the suite proves four concrete
things: the node mounts completely in both renderers (the canvas renderer,
LiteGraph, and the DOM renderer, Vue Nodes 2.0), it survives save/reload,
its slots wire type-correctly, and it executes when its inputs allow.
Section 1 states each proof precisely.
> **Scale snapshot (example, at the time of writing):** 7 packs, 823
> registered nodes, about 5,000 planned wiring checks, about 440 nodes
> executing clean per run. These are observations printed by the run, not
> properties of the design; they move whenever the manifest or a pin moves.
**What it does NOT prove.** Output semantics, frontend-only nodes, and
hour-scale soak behavior are out of scope; section 1 states the non-goals
precisely. Green means "every registered node still mounts, saves, wires,
and runs," and nothing wider: a compatibility and regression gate, not a
behavior certifier.
**Why it exists.** Regressions against real community packs used to be
invisible: the frontend could break widely installed packs and no test
would fail, because nothing exercised those packs at all. Claims about
which packs worked were anecdotes with no receipts. The suite turns "most
packs are broken" or "this one is fine" from an opinion into a per-node,
reproducible result attached to a PR.
**How it works, in one paragraph.** One manifest row per pack (source,
pinned version, tiers, a tiny curated workflow) drives everything; there is
no per-pack test code. The suite reads each pack's real node list live from
the backend, derives what every node should be able to do, and verifies it
in a real browser against a real backend with the pack's own frontend
scripts active. Every exception is a reviewed record that carries its
causal mechanism, every exception list is guarded against going stale
(section 10 grades the strength of each guard), and execution results are
reconciled in both directions against a known-failure baseline, so the
gate can neither hide a regression nor accumulate dead exemptions.
Nothing is ever skipped; a skip fails the job.
## Reading paths
- **Skeptical about what green actually covers?** Section 1 (what it proves
and the non-goals) and section 12 (the gotchas: every real incident, its
root cause, and the defense).
- **Deciding pack strategy** (which packs to keep, which renderers to
support): section 11 (design decisions and their trade-offs) and the Vue
Nodes compatibility policy in ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md. A pack is one
manifest row to add or remove.
- **Onboarding a pack:** ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md, not this doc. This doc is
the why; that doc is the step-by-step.
- **Debugging a red run:** the failure-class list in ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md
maps each red message to a cause; sections 7 and 10 show where in the pipeline it
happened; section 12 gives symptom-first triage.
How to read the diagrams: a rectangle is one step, named by its purpose; a
diamond is a short question, drawn only where the flow genuinely forks; a
check that cannot fork is a "Check:" step, not a diamond; a titled group
is a thing with internal structure; mechanism detail lives in the prose
under each diagram, not stacked inside boxes.
The eight views are zoom levels of one mental model, not eight parallel
pictures. Every arrow below names the element of the parent view that the
child expands. The map is ordered by zoom, not by page order: arrows say
what contains what, section numbers say where to read.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 240}}}%%
flowchart LR
L1["System context (section 2): who and what the suite touches"]
L2["Building blocks (section 4): what the suite is made of"]
L3["Definition pipeline (section 6): where every check's expectations come from"]
L4["Execution flow (section 7): how a foreign node gets run safely"]
L5["Persistence check (section 8): how save and reload are proven"]
L6["Event attribution (section 9): when an arriving event may be believed"]
L7["Evidence model (section 10): how exceptions stay honest"]
L8["CI deployment view (section 13): the order the test world is built in"]
L1 -->|"opens the suite boxes"| L2
L1 -->|"expands the CI arrow"| L8
L2 -->|"the definition parsers"| L3
L2 -->|"the Execution tier"| L4
L2 -->|"the Persistence tier"| L5
L2 -->|"the Evidence Ledgers box"| L7
L4 -->|"the collect-events step"| L6
```
The mount and wiring tiers have no diagram on purpose: each is a
single-shot comparison with nothing to sequence, so they live as prose and
tables in section 5.
## 1. What this suite proves, and deliberately does not
For every node that the manifest's packs register on the backend,
re-discovered live on every run:
- the node **mounts completely** in both renderers: the instance
materializes every input and output its definition declares, and under
the DOM renderer the page renders at least the instance's widget and
slot counts
- the node **survives save/reload**: no widget silently disappears and no
serialized value silently changes across a save/reload round-trip, and a
user-like non-default write sticks and survives a second reload, under
both renderers (dynamic widgets the application itself adds on reload are
expected and allowed, see section 8)
- the node's concrete slots **wire type-correctly** through the real
connection validator, and the wires survive save, reload, and prompt
serialization
- the node **executes on a real backend** when its inputs allow it, and its
output observably arrives at an observation sink
Every tier also asserts the app shows **zero visible errors** while doing
this, except the execution tier, which deliberately provokes expected
failures (section 7).
Deliberately out of scope: output semantics (does a blur actually blur),
frontend-virtual nodes that never register on the backend, and hour-scale
soak behavior. A rare intermittent glitch that only surfaces after long
interactive use (a widget that occasionally shrinks on its own) is soak
behavior: this per-PR gate will not catch it, and does not claim to.
## 2. System context
Who and what the suite touches.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 220}}}%%
flowchart LR
CIP["CI platform: runs the gate on every PR"]
PACKS["Community node packs: external code, installed at pinned versions"]
DRIVER["Suite test driver: puts every pack node through its create, wire, save, and submit checks"]
FE["ComfyUI frontend: the system under test, running in a real browser"]
BE["ComfyUI backend: real graph execution engine"]
SYN["Suite verdict synthesis: turns observations into per-node verdicts + exceptions"]
TEAM["Engineering team: consumes verdicts and the evidence ledgers"]
CIP -->|"builds the environment, triggers"| DRIVER
DRIVER -->|"drives a real browser session"| FE
FE <-->|"definitions, prompts, execution events"| BE
FE -->|"observations: mounts, persistence, execution, errors"| SYN
SYN --> TEAM
PACKS -->|"frontend scripts load into"| FE
PACKS -->|"python side installs into"| BE
```
The two "Suite" boxes are the same system, split so the flow reads one way:
the driver puts the frontend through its paces, and verdict synthesis turns
what came back into the per-node verdicts and mechanism-carrying exceptions
the team consumes. Nothing flows backwards.
The load-bearing property: the suite tests the same stack a user runs. The
pack's own frontend scripts are active, the backend actually executes
graphs, and nothing is mocked.
## 3. The verification environment
The environment must have these properties, or the suite reports green
while testing the wrong thing:
| Requirement | Why |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| The backend serves the **built** frontend, and tests point at the backend | The dev server loads core extension scripts only, so pack frontend scripts never run under it. Packs that restyle nodes, rebuild widgets, or hook the submission path behave completely differently. Both early "green locally, red on CI" incidents were this. |
| Execution caching disabled | Per-node "it actually ran" signals are only emitted for non-cached executions; with caching on, a node can pass without running. |
| Isolated test users | Test state must not leak between runs or into a developer's real workspace. |
| One test worker | The backend's execution queue is a shared, exclusive resource. Two workers interrupt each other's work and misattribute events. |
## 4. Building blocks
What the suite is made of. The main flow is a straight pipeline; the shared
services that support the tiers are listed in the table below it.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 240}}}%%
flowchart LR
MAN["Pack Manifest: source, pin, tiers, known-failure baseline per pack"]
ORCH["Test Orchestrator: runs every row through the tiers, honoring the row's tier gates (section 5)"]
subgraph TIERS ["Verification tiers (section 5)"]
TM["Mount Completeness"]
TP["Persistence"]
TW["Wiring Compatibility"]
TX["Execution"]
TM ~~~ TW
TP ~~~ TX
end
EVID["Evidence Ledgers + Reconciler: every result collected, every exception carries its mechanism, lists cannot go stale"]
GATE["Gate verdict + evidence for the team"]
MAN -->|"drives"| ORCH
ORCH -->|"runs, per pack"| TIERS
TIERS -->|"all results and exceptions"| EVID
EVID -->|"green only if everything is accounted for"| GATE
```
The shared services behind the tiers:
| Service | Used by | Responsibility |
| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Definition Normalizer | Wiring (slot model); every all-nodes tier (pack attribution, node keys) | one canonical connectable-slot model out of the multiple definition dialects (section 6), feeding the pairing planner |
| Capability Classifier | Execution | decides, per node, what it can do without hand-written fixtures: run on its own defaults, run with synthesized inputs, or blocked, with the reason recorded (section 7) |
| Execution Harness | Execution | runs nodes for real and attributes every outcome to the right node despite an asynchronous, noisy event stream (sections 7 and 9) |
Two further tiers (curated workflows, core smoke) sit alongside these four
but are fixture-driven rather than derived from the node corpus; section 5
lists all six.
Dialect handling is deliberately not centralized. Mount and the Capability
Classifier read the raw definitions through their own purpose-built
parsers (`declaredShape`, `classifyInput`), because each needs a different
slice of a definition (declared parts vs. runnability); the normalizer's
slot model feeds the wiring planner alone, though the all-nodes tiers
also call it for pack attribution and node-key derivation. What keeps the
three parsers from drifting is shared evidence, not shared code: each is
pinned by fixtures copied from a live census of both definition dialects
(section 6).
- **Pack Manifest**: the single extension point. Adding a pack is one row;
no tier knows pack names.
- **Evidence Ledgers**: the honesty mechanism. An exception without a
recorded mechanism is not allowed to exist (section 10).
## 5. The verification tiers
| Tier | Verifies | Renderers | Notes |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Mount Completeness | every declared input and output actually materializes on the created node; the DOM renderer additionally shows at least the instance's widget/slot counts | both; a pack declared Vue-incompatible runs canvas only | missing parts fail; extras are tolerated |
| Persistence | save/reload loses nothing and changes nothing; user-like writes stick and survive reload | both; a pack declared Vue-incompatible runs canvas only | application-added dynamic widgets are legal; see section 8 |
| Wiring Compatibility | one representative typed wire per slot connects through the real validator and survives save, reload, and prompt serialization | breadth sweep: one, by decision 7; curated drags: both | dropdown slots pair only on identical option sets; see section 10 for exception routing |
| Execution | the node runs on a real backend and its output arrives at an observation sink | one, by decision 7 | the full flow is section 7 |
| Curated workflows | a small hand-authored graph per pack executes end to end; its named must-exist nodes are asserted present (a missing one fails the tier, catching a pack that renamed or dropped a node) | both (render pass) | plus a forced-error self-check proving the harness detects real failures |
| Core smoke | the core app loads a workflow cleanly with packs installed | both | guards against packs breaking the base app |
One vocabulary bridge, because the manifest predates these tier names: the
manifest row's `tiers` field takes `load`, `run`, `connectivity`, and
`io`. Today `run` gates the curated workflow execution, `connectivity`
gates the wiring tier, and everything else ignores the field: mount,
persistence, execution, and the curated render pass run for every row
unconditionally, and core smoke is pack-independent. `load` and `io` are
accepted by the schema but currently gate nothing.
## 6. The node-definition pipeline
Where the suite's knowledge of every node comes from: definitions flow left
to right, and three independent parsers derive three plans from one live
census.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 380}}}%%
flowchart LR
PUB["Backend publishes node definitions"] --> CORPUS["Live definition census: every node the packs register, re-discovered each run, in two dialects"]
CORPUS -->|"wiring slot normalizer"| W["Wiring plan: which slots can pair, and why"]
CORPUS -->|"execution classifier"| X["Execution plan: which nodes can run, and why the rest cannot"]
CORPUS -->|"mount declared-shape parser"| M["Mount expectations: what each created node must materialize"]
```
The three plans are independent consumers of the same census, each through
its own dialect-aware parser (section 4 names the symbols): the wiring
plan feeds the Wiring Compatibility tier, the execution plan feeds the
Execution tier, and the mount expectations feed Mount Completeness.
Design rule that came from a real bug: every consumer must handle **both
definition dialects** (legacy list-form and V2 object-form), and anything
with an unknown shape is excluded with a record, never silently matched or
skipped. The dialects differ in where dropdown options live, how "must be
wired" is flagged, and how growable input groups are declared; details and
evidence rules are in ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md.
## 7. The execution flow
How the suite runs hundreds of foreign nodes safely, with no fixtures, and
still attributes every failure to the right node.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 700}}}%%
flowchart TD
CLASS["Classify each node: what can it do with no hand-written fixtures?"]
CLASS --> RUND["runnable on its own defaults"]
CLASS --> RUNS["runnable with synthesized inputs"]
CLASS --> BLOCK["blocked: the reason is recorded"]
RUND --> BATCH["Group runnable nodes into small batches: a failure stays isolated, and one submission carries many nodes instead of paying the round-trip per node"]
RUNS --> BATCH
BLOCK --> REC
BLOCK ~~~ BATCH
BATCH --> TG
subgraph TG ["Build the batch's disposable test graph: one isolated chain per node"]
PROD["synthetic producers for each required input"] --> NUT["the node under test"]
NUT --> SINK["an observation sink on its output"]
end
TG --> SUBQ["Submit the assembled batch graph for real execution"]
SUBQ --> GUARD{"submission outcome?"}
GUARD -->|"crashed inside a pack's own script"| ERR
GUARD -->|"accepted"| OBSERVE["Collect the execution events as the graph runs, keeping only events that belong to this submission and name a node in this test graph (section 9)"]
OBSERVE --> V{"outcome?"}
V -->|"ran, output observed at the sink"| CLEAN["clean"]
V -->|"ran, nothing arrived at the sink"| NOOUT["failure: data never flowed"]
V -->|"error attributed to this graph"| ERR["failure: named node, named cause"]
V -->|"no response in time"| TRIP["tripwire: interrupt the engine, then watch whether the queue drains"]
TRIP --> INT{"recovers?"}
INT -->|"yes"| ERR
INT -->|"no"| HUNG["engine wedged: stop the tier and name the batch as suspects; queued nodes are victims, not findings"]
ERR --> BIS["re-run each batch member alone, so the offender names itself"]
NOOUT --> BIS
CLEAN --> REC
BIS --> REC["Reconcile with the known-failure baseline, in BOTH directions: an unlisted failure fails the gate; a listed entry that now passes, or can no longer run at all, also fails it. Exclusion ledgers are stale-guarded separately"]
```
Synthesized inputs are produced by a small set of self-sufficient producer
nodes (an empty image, an empty latent, a solid mask, primitive values), so
"runnable with synthesized inputs" needs no per-node authoring. The
observation sink is what upgrades "it finished" to "its output actually
arrived somewhere."
The submission guard is why a crash inside a pack's own script can never
abort the tier: the throw is caught in the page, recorded as that node's
failure with the client error text, and the run moves on.
## 8. The persistence check
Why it is staged: the DOM renderer's widget components react to creation
and reload on their own schedule, and a check that snapshots synchronously
would compare state those reactions never touched. The whole pass runs once
per renderer.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 240}}}%%
flowchart LR
P1["Stand up: create every node of the pack, let the UI settle"]
P2["Round-trip: snapshot, reload from the snapshot, snapshot again"]
P3["Check: nothing lost, nothing changed; additions the application itself makes are legal"]
P4["Probe: write a user-like non-default value into every plain widget, verify every write sticks"]
P5["Round-trip again: snapshot, reload from the snapshot, snapshot again"]
P6["Check: written values survive wherever the node's shape stayed stable (a changed dropdown can legally rebuild a dynamic node's widgets)"]
P1 --> P2 --> P3 --> P4 --> P5 --> P6
```
Between phases the rig yields to the UI so renderer effects flush before
the next snapshot; those settle points are what makes the staging real.
Widgets whose values the pack's own script owns (canonicalized references,
embedded editors) are exempt from probe writes, each with a recorded
mechanism: writing probe markers into them only makes the pack's script
choke on the probe.
## 9. Event attribution
Real execution reports back over an asynchronous event stream, and the
stream can mislead in two specific ways. Both produced real misattributed
failures before the filters existed. The primary defense is positive: when
the harness submits a graph, it captures the id the backend assigns to
that submission from the submission response itself, so an event's
ownership is checked against a known id, never inferred from history.
Every arriving event passes the same two questions before it may count as
evidence:
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 280}}}%%
flowchart TD
EV["an event arrives on the execution stream, while this attempt runs"]
EV --> Q1{"from THIS attempt?"}
Q1 -->|"no: it does not carry the id this submission was assigned"| DROP["dropped: a stray cannot blame any node in this run"]
Q1 -->|"yes"| Q2{"names a node in THIS test graph?"}
Q2 -->|"no: it names another graph's nodes"| DROP
Q2 -->|"yes"| KEEP["kept: evidence for exactly that node"]
```
Both no-answers are checkable, not hopeful. The first is a comparison
against the captured submission id: an event either carries it or it does
not. If that capture ever misses, the harness says so on the console and
falls back to identity bookkeeping, recording every attempt identity it
has ever seen so a late event from an observed attempt still identifies
itself. The second question defeats the one stray the first cannot: a
retried duplicate arriving under a never-seen identity. Node identities
are never reused within a session, so such an event can only name an
earlier graph's nodes. Membership is decisive.
## 10. The evidence model
The suite's honesty mechanism. Every exception is a reviewed record that
names its causal mechanism, and every list is guarded: an entry naming a
node the pack no longer registers fails the suite. Full per-record
semantics live in the ledger table in
[ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md).
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 300}}}%%
flowchart TD
F["a node fails a tier"] --> Q1{"is EXECUTING it unsafe or environment-dependent?"}
Q1 -- yes --> L1["execution exclusion: never run; mechanism on record; every other tier still applies"]
Q1 -- no --> Q2{"does it fail deterministically on synthesized inputs?"}
Q2 -- yes --> L2["known-failure baseline: still runs every time; reconciled in both directions"]
Q2 -- no --> Q3{"does the pack's own script own the failing surface?"}
Q3 -- yes --> L3["scoped exception record naming the mechanism"]
Q3 -- no --> L4["no exception applies: it is a finding. Fix it or file it"]
```
What the first question means in practice: runtime downloads or installs,
infinite loops, host-specific results, mutable-content dropdowns,
unreliable completion signals. What a pack script owning the failing
surface looks like: rewritten values, custom widgets, vetoed wires,
console noise.
The two-way baseline is what stops the whole evidence model from rotting: a
failure that is not listed fails the gate, and a listed node that starts
passing ALSO fails the gate until its stale entry is removed. Exemptions
cannot silently accumulate.
Not every ledger can earn that two-way strength; the guards come in three
grades. Ledgers whose nodes still execute (the known-failure baseline) are
two-way behavioral: a new failure and a stale entry both flip the gate.
Ledgers that stop a path from running at all (execution exclusions,
probe-write exemptions) are registration guarded: the suite proves the
named node still exists, but the excluded path never runs, so an entry
that stopped being necessary cannot be observed; staleness there is
caught by review, not observation. Weakest are the pattern allowlists
(the console-error ledger): an entry that no longer matches anything
simply filters nothing, and usage tracking cannot be naively bolted on,
because some patterns are environment conditional (a missing-model 404
fires only on hosts without the model), so an entry can be legitimately
idle in one environment and load-bearing in the next.
The console-error ledger also has a bounded window, not just bounded
strength. Collection starts inside each tier, so it covers that tier's
own actions (load, run, wire, save); console noise a pack logs at app
boot, before the first tier action, is outside it - the shared app
fixture navigates once at setup, so boot output predates any per-pack
collector. This is deliberate: boot breakage that reaches a visible
surface is still caught by the startup zero-visible-errors check, and
invisible boot console noise is exactly what the ledger exists to
tolerate rather than gate on.
## 11. Design decisions
The decisions that define the suite, with their trade-offs. Each is
deliberate, and each is cheap to reverse or narrow later. The suite's one
deliberate extension seam is the curated-workflow fixture: anything the
manifest cannot derive from the live node corpus (pack-specific semantics,
multi-node behavior) is expressed there (decisions 6 and 11).
| # | Decision | Why | Trade-off accepted |
| --- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 0 | Drive a real browser, not just the backend API | Pack frontend scripts (widget rebuilds, restyles, submission hooks) are half of what breaks; only a browser running the built frontend exercises them | Browser e2e is the slowest, most race-prone tier; mitigated by the attribution filters (section 9) and the staged settle points (section 8) |
| 1 | Real environment only: real browser, real backend, pack scripts active, nothing mocked | The failures worth catching live in the integration, not in units | Slower than unit tests; needs a backend in CI |
| 2 | The backend serves the built frontend | The dev server never loads pack scripts, so it tests a different product | Local iteration needs a build + restart for pack-script changes |
| 3 | One test worker | The execution queue is exclusive; parallel workers corrupt each other's evidence | Wall-clock time grows with the manifest |
| 4 | Execution caching disabled | The per-node "actually ran" signal only exists for uncached executions | Every run pays full execution cost |
| 5 | Packs installed at pinned, verified versions | An upstream push must not change what the gate tests mid-flight | Pins need deliberate bumps; a nightly canary against pack HEADs is the planned complement |
| 6 | One manifest row per pack, zero per-pack test code | Extension cost stays constant as coverage grows | The generic tiers cannot assert pack-specific semantics; curated workflows exist for that |
| 7 | Both renderers only where the renderer can change the outcome: mount, persistence, the curated render pass, the curated pointer drags, core smoke; one renderer elsewhere (breadth wiring sweep, execution) | Widget values flow through the same store under both renderers (verified by probe), so doubling execution buys no new failure surface | If that store unification ever changes, revisit this decision |
| 8 | Every exception carries its mechanism and is stale-guarded | An unexplained exemption is indistinguishable from a hidden bug | Onboarding a flaky pack takes more effort than a blanket skip |
| 9 | Known-failure baseline reconciled in both directions | One-way baselines rot into permanent blind spots | A node that gets fixed upstream turns the gate red until its entry is removed (by design) |
| 10 | Small batches with single-node bisection | Batching amortizes queue latency; bisection restores per-node attribution on failure | A failing batch costs one extra pass over its members |
| 11 | Scope excludes output semantics and frontend-virtual nodes | Both need per-node knowledge a manifest cannot derive; curated workflows and future behavior tests are the extension point | "Green" is narrower than "the pack fully works," and says so |
## 12. Gotchas: every incident, its root cause, and the defense
These failure modes shaped the suite. Each was real: something passed that
should have failed, or failed for a reason that had nothing to do with the
node under test. Named nodes below are worked examples of their class,
kept because specifics are what make a mechanism checkable. Do not remove
a defense without re-reading its incident. The two recurring team concerns
these answer: "green but broken" and "tests can never catch random bugs."
### G1. Dev-server pack-script blindspot
- **You hit it when**: a node behaves perfectly in local dev but breaks on
CI, or vice versa, on any pack that restyles nodes, rebuilds widgets, or
hooks the submission path.
- **Root cause**: the dev server loads core extension scripts only; pack
frontend scripts never run under it. The node tested there is a
different node than the one users get.
- **Defense**: the environment contract (section 3): the backend serves the
built frontend and tests point at the backend. CI does exactly this (section 13).
- **Answers**: green but broken.
### G2. Widget-state bleed through recycled node identities
- **You hit it when**: a node fails validation with a value it was never
given, specifically a dropdown carrying an option that belongs to some
OTHER node created earlier in the same session.
- **Root cause**: the frontend keeps widget state keyed by node identity,
and that state survives clearing the graph. A new node that reuses a
cleared node's identity inherits its same-named widget values. Core
frontend bug, distinct from this suite; the defense below stands
regardless of when it is fixed.
- **Defense**: the suite never reuses a node identity within a browser
session: every builder hands out monotonically increasing identities
across graph clears.
- **Answers**: green but broken (a neighbor's leftover value produces a
false failure and hides the real store bug).
### G3. Event misattribution races
- **You hit it when**: node A is reported failing, but the error belongs to
node B tested just before it, or to a duplicate submission of an earlier
graph.
- **Root cause**: two races over the asynchronous event stream: late
arrivals from a previous attempt, and duplicate attempts created by a
submission retry erroring under a fresh identity.
- **Defense**: the positive submission-id match plus the graph-membership
filter of section 9, made decisive by G2's never-reuse-identities rule.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs (a misattributed error is
noise that erodes trust in every verdict).
### G4. Pack scripts crashing the submission path
- **You hit it when**: an entire pack's execution tier aborts, not just one
node.
- **Root cause**: pack scripts can hook workflow submission and throw on a
graph shape they do not expect. Observed example: a video pack's
"apply to graph" hook copies its latest file into downstream widget
inputs and throws when its output feeds a plain socket while matching
files exist; the trigger is content-dependent.
- **Defense**: submission runs guarded; a throw records as that node's
failure, carrying the exception text, so the node names itself instead
of aborting the tier. The proven case is also excluded with its
mechanism in the exclusion ledger, and remains an upstream-report
candidate.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs (uncaught, one crash masks
every node queued behind it).
### G5. Two definition dialects
- **You hit it when**: a set of nodes silently never executes: they are
classified as needing wires they do not need, so the planner skips them
and nothing goes red.
- **Root cause**: node definitions reach the suite in two dialects (legacy
list-form and V2 object-form), and a parser written against one dialect
misreads the other. Measured example: 8 nodes of one pack were invisibly
unexecuted until the classifier learned the second dialect.
- **Defense**: each consumer's parser handles both dialects
(`declaredShape` for mount, `classifyInput` for execution, the
normalizer for wiring; section 4); parser fixtures are copied from a
live census of the real corpus so tests cannot self-confirm a parser's
assumptions; unknown shapes are excluded with a record, never silently
matched (section 6).
- **Answers**: green but broken (a whole class of nodes was uncovered while
the tier stayed green).
### G6. "Must be wired" beats every dialect
- **You hit it when**: an input the pack marked as wire-only is treated as
a widget, so the node runs without the wire it requires.
- **Root cause**: the wire-only flag can appear on any input form; a
classifier that checks the form before the flag misreads it.
- **Defense**: the classifier checks the wire-only flag first, before any
form-specific branch; fixtures pin the ordering.
- **Answers**: green but broken.
### G7. Dropdown pairing semantics
- **You hit it when**: the wiring tier pairs two unrelated dropdowns (a
checkpoint list into a scheduler list), a pass that proves nothing, or
refuses to pair two dropdowns that differ only in menu order.
- **Root cause**: a wired dropdown input bypasses its own menu, so the wire
contract is set membership of options, not their order. And dropdowns
whose options are not statically known cannot prove anything by pairing.
- **Defense**: dropdowns pair only on identical option SETS
(order-insensitive); dropdowns with unknown option lists are excluded
from pairing with a record instead of blind-matched.
- **Answers**: green but broken.
### G8. Environment flips
- **You hit it when**: a node fails on one OS but is clean on another, run
to run, with no code change. A subtle variant is the warm-cache
illusion: a node that downloads model weights inside execution runs
clean only where the cache is already warm.
- **Root cause**: execution depends on the host, not on the node's
frontend contract: numeric-stack differences, codec differences, cached
downloads, directory-handling differences.
- **Defense**: the environment-variable class of execution exclusions,
each entry naming its per-host mechanism, reconciled against observation
runs on both hosts. The node keeps every non-execution tier.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs (host-dependent flips are
flake that trains people to ignore red).
### G9. Queue jams from non-interruptible execution
- **You hit it when**: the execution tier hangs and every node queued
BEHIND one offender reports failure.
- **Root cause**: some execution paths never respond to interrupt:
installing packages at runtime, pure-Python infinite loops (observed
example: a text-replace node spinning forever on an empty search
string), minutes-long per-pixel loops, non-interruptible weight
downloads.
- **Defense**: a timeout interrupts and checks that the queue recovers; a
queue that will not drain stops the tier immediately and names the batch
as suspects. Triage is explicitly offender-versus-victims, and a
preflight asserts the queue is idle before the tier starts. Proven
offenders are excluded with their mechanism.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs (a jam failing a whole
batch is pure noise; the tripwire converts it into one named offender).
### G10. Renderer effect timing
- **You hit it when**: the persistence tier passes under the canvas
renderer but silently tests nothing under the DOM renderer.
- **Root cause**: DOM-renderer widget components react to creation and
reload asynchronously, writing back into the value store on frame
boundaries; a synchronous snapshot compares state those reactions never
touched.
- **Defense**: the persistence check is staged with explicit settle points
between build, snapshot, reload, and write phases (section 8), and runs once
per renderer.
- **Answers**: green but broken (a synchronous pass certifies a value path
it never observed).
### G11. Growable input groups materialize under expanded names
- **You hit it when**: mount completeness reports a declared input missing
on a node that uses growable input groups, when the renderer actually
materialized it under expanded per-slot names.
- **Root cause**: growable input groups do not materialize under their
declared group name; they expand into per-slot names derived from it.
- **Defense**: mount expectations accept either the group name or its
required expansion; this was the only definition-shape special case
found across the full corpus.
- **Answers**: keeps mount fidelity strict without false-failing
group-typed nodes.
### G12. Legal dynamic growth on reload
- **You hit it when**: a node legitimately gains a widget on reload (the
application attaches a seed-control widget; a pack appends a
value-driven widget) and a naive equality check flags it as a
regression.
- **Root cause**: reload is allowed to APPEND; what must never happen is
the inverse: a widget disappearing or a saved value changing.
- **Defense**: the persistence comparison is asymmetric by design: growth
passes, loss or mutation fails; after probe writes, values are compared
only where the node's shape stayed stable, because a changed dropdown
can legally rebuild a dynamic node.
- **Answers**: green but broken, from the other side: a check that
rejected legal growth would get relaxed into uselessness.
### G13. Mutable-content dropdowns
- **You hit it when**: a file-list node flips between clean and failing
across runs, tracking whatever content the backend happens to hold.
- **Root cause**: some dropdowns populate from mutable backend content
(file listings, run history), so their default value and validity change
as content changes.
- **Defense**: the state-dependent class of execution exclusions, with the
mechanism on record; where the same dropdown also re-resolves on reload,
a scoped persistence exception skips the value comparison while the
no-shrink rule still applies. All other tiers are retained.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs.
### G14. Unreliable completion signals
- **You hit it when**: a node reports clean on one run and incomplete on
the next with no change to anything.
- **Root cause**: the per-node "actually ran" signal is reliable for
ordinary nodes with caching disabled, but list-expanded and
remote-control nodes do not emit it on every run.
- **Defense**: only nodes with a PROVEN signal flip are excluded from
execution, each recorded with the shared mechanism, so an incomplete
result stays meaningful everywhere else.
- **Answers**: tests can never catch random bugs.
## 13. The CI deployment view
In today's implementation, the suite is Playwright driving bundled
Chromium, and the CI platform is GitHub Actions.
```mermaid
%%{init: {"flowchart": {"wrappingWidth": 260}}}%%
flowchart LR
CH["change gate: skip only when nothing relevant changed, without wedging the required check"] --> BUILD["build the frontend"]
BUILD --> ENV["provision a CPU backend"]
ENV --> INST["clone every manifest pack at its pinned version; install with dependency constraints so packs cannot swap the numeric stack"]
INST --> ASSET["stage the curated workflows' media"]
ASSET --> RUN["boot the backend serving the built frontend; run the suite, one worker"]
RUN --> SKIP{"anything skipped?"}
SKIP -- yes --> RED["fail: a pack or a fixture failed to load"]
SKIP -- no --> ART["publish the report artifact"]
```
Fork PRs skip the job (the install loop is a code-execution surface) and
keep coverage via the main test shards. Sharding is deliberately deferred:
every shard would pay the full environment setup, which is a large share of
the job; the workflow states the threshold at which sharding starts paying.
Ballpark at the time of writing, moving like the scale snapshot: about
eight minutes of suite on top of about four and a half minutes of
environment setup, with sharding starting to pay once the whole job
passes roughly twelve minutes.
## 14. Implementation map
The one place where architecture names meet code symbols.
| Building block | File | Key symbols |
| ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Pack Manifest | `browser_tests/fixtures/data/customNodeManifest.json` | one row per pack: `pack`, `repo`, `pin`, `tiers`, `workflow`, `expectedNodes`, `requiresGpu`, `requiresModels`, `timeoutMs`, plus optional `vueNodesCompatible`, `vueIncompatibleNodes`, `cannotRunAlone` |
| Manifest loader | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/manifest.ts` | `loadManifest`, `rendererPassesFor` |
| Test Orchestrator | each spec file | the `for (const entry of loadManifest())` loop heading allNodes.spec.ts, connectivity.spec.ts, customNode.regression.spec.ts |
| Evidence Ledgers + Reconciler | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/allNodes.spec.ts`, `connectivity.spec.ts` | the `*_ALLOWLIST` maps, `AUTO_RUN_EXCLUDE`, the `cannotRunAlone` two-way reconciliation, stale-entry guards |
| Definition Normalizer | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/typePairing.ts` | `normalizeNodeDefs`, `packOf` |
| Wiring planner | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/typePairing.ts` | `planPairs`, `isTypeCompatible`, `vocabOf` |
| Capability Classifier | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/autoRun.ts` | `classifyAutoRunnable`, `classifyInput`, `planAutoRuns`, `batchAutoRunnable`, `SYNTH_PRODUCERS` |
| Execution Harness | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/ComfyTarget.ts` | `LocalDesktopTarget.runWorkflow`: event tap, attempt + graph-membership filters, guarded submission |
| Outcome classification | `browser_tests/fixtures/customNode/runResult.ts` | `classifyRun`, `CustomNodeOutcome` |
| Mount / Persistence / Execution tiers | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/allNodes.spec.ts` | `addChunk`, `declaredShape`, the staged rig on `window.__cnRt`, `runBatch`, monotonic identities via `window.__cnIdBase`, five in-spec exception ledgers |
| Wiring tier | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/connectivity.spec.ts` | breadth sweep, executor self-check, curated drags, two allowlists |
| Curated workflows + self-check | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/customNode.regression.spec.ts` | T0/T1 per pack, forced-error positive control |
| Core smoke | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/coreSmoke.spec.ts` | |
| Parser/classifier fixtures | `browser_tests/tests/customNodes/*.pure.spec.ts` | census-derived cases for both definition dialects |
| CI job | `.github/workflows/ci-tests-custom-nodes.yaml` | gating check `custom-nodes-e2e` |

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# Detection Proof
How we prove the custom-node regression suite actually catches every failure
mode it claims to in [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md). The proof is a
separate, deliberately-red pull request branched off the suite branch: each
commit breaks one surface on purpose, cites the real regression class it
recreates, and turns the custom-nodes CI check red at exactly the named tier
with the named message. (A frontend break may also trip other layers, e.g.
unit tests - that is layered coverage, not noise.) A green custom-nodes check
anywhere in that PR would mean the gate failed to catch a regression.
This replaces the earlier ad-hoc "kill-test" name. The verb is **falsify**: we
falsify each guard by breaking the thing it watches and confirming it fires.
## Why this exists
The suite's value claim is that a frontend PR can no longer silently break a
widely-installed custom-node pack. That claim is only worth as much as its
ability to go red on a real break. A green suite proves nothing on its own -
it could be green because everything works, or green because it checks nothing.
The Detection Proof PR removes that doubt: it shows, break by break, that every
tier in ARCHITECTURE.md turns red on the exact class of regression it was built
to catch, and names the offender in the failure message.
## How to read the proof PR
- **It must never merge.** Every commit is a deliberate break. A reviewer reads
it, they do not ship it.
- **One commit per surface.** Each commit is a single-file change plus a comment
naming the historical regression it recreates and the red it should produce.
Check out a commit, watch the named CI check go red, read the message, move on.
- **CI is the source of truth, not a local full run.** The CI job runs the
suite against one fresh backend on an unloaded runner, which keeps every
execution inside its budget. A local run of the whole
suite against a single CPU backend is not reliable for this (see
[Honest caveat](#honest-caveat-local-full-runs-and-machine-load)); run CI, or
run one pack locally at a time.
## Two protection modes
The gate protects against two distinct things, and the proof covers both:
- **FE-regression** - a change to _this frontend_ breaks installed packs. This
is the primary thing the gate guards on every frontend PR. These breaks live
in `src/`.
- **Pack-bug** - a pack itself ships a bug (or a pinned pack is bumped to a
broken version). The gate catches these too. CI clones every pack fresh at
its pin, so editing pack files in the frontend repo does nothing - the clone
overwrites them. Two ways deliver a pack break on CI: (a) point the manifest
(`browser_tests/fixtures/data/customNodeManifest.json`) `repo`/`pin` at a
broken fork, which is exactly the pinned-bump scenario and the most
production-faithful; or (b) a self-contained CI step that patches each cloned
pack in place right after install. The proof PR uses (b) - no external repos,
and each patch asserts it landed (`grep`, fails the job otherwise) so a silent
no-op cannot fake a pass. Both reproduce the same edits captured against a
local backend (which is how the exact reds below were captured).
Each row below is labelled with its mode.
## The correlation matrix
Every "Exact red" below is the real message captured when the break was applied
and the tier was run against a real backend - not a prediction. One scope note:
for the corpus-derived tiers (rows 4, 6, 9) the named offender and pair list
are re-derived from `/object_info` each run, so a pin bump can legitimately
change WHICH pair or node the message names without weakening the catch - the
promise is the tier and the failure class, not byte-identical offender text
across pin changes. Sections refer to [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md).
| # | Surface (ARCH section) | Mode | Real regression it recreates | The one-file break | CI check that catches it | Exact red |
| --- | ------------------------------------------------ | ---- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | Mount completeness, canvas / v1 (s1, s5) | FE | A change dropping declared parts on the canvas renderer (class; no single ticket - the v2 wave below shows how this family presents) | `src/services/litegraphService.ts` `addInputs`: stop materializing the last declared input (Impact-scoped in the stacked PR, step 7) | Tests Custom Nodes / mount tier | `ImpactBoolean: instance is missing declared input "value" (litegraph)` |
| 2 | Mount completeness, DOM / v2 (s1, s5) | FE | Widgets missing under Nodes 2.0 (FE-627/FE-634 iTools buttons; FE-841 is the adjacent wrong-style class, present but unproven caught) | `src/renderer/extensions/vueNodes/composables/useProcessedWidgets.ts`: skip numeric widgets in the Vue processing pipeline (see the registry self-heal note below) | Tests Custom Nodes / mount tier (Vue pass) | `Image Inset Crop (rgthree): Vue mounts 1 of 5 widgets` |
| 3 | Persistence, save/reload (s1, s8) | FE | Widgets reverting to socket-only on reload: the defaultInput migration regression that PR #12279 (open) exists to fix | `src/lib/litegraph/src/LGraphNode.ts` `configure`: off-by-one drops the last `widgets_values` entry | Tests Custom Nodes / persistence tier | `Image Inset Crop (rgthree): widgets_values ["Percentage",8,8,8,8] -> ["Percentage",8,8,8,0] on set-values reload` |
| 4 | Wiring - type compatibility (s5, s6) | FE | A frontend change narrowing connectable types (class; no single verified ticket) | `src/lib/litegraph/src/LiteGraphGlobal.ts` `isValidConnection`: reject IMAGE links | Tests Custom Nodes / connectivity sweep | `AddLabel.IMAGE -> FastPreviewBatch.input: CONNECT_REJECTED` (full pair list) |
| 5 | Wiring - drop resolution (s5) | FE | Drag/slot resolution family (nearest reported symptoms: FE-625/FE-632 EditUtils connections shift after drag) | `src/lib/litegraph/src/canvas/measureSlots.ts` `getNodeInputOnPos`: return undefined | Tests Custom Nodes / connectivity drag | `EmptyImage.IMAGE -> ImageBatch.image2 with VueNodes=false` |
| 6 | Execution - frontend prompt serialization (s7) | FE | A prompt-serialization change corrupting inputs (class; no single verified ticket) | `src/utils/executionUtil.ts`: drop numeric widget values from the API prompt (Impact-scoped in the stacked PR, step 7) | Tests Custom Nodes / curated run (T1) | `Prompt outputs failed validation; ImpactInt: value; ImpactFloat: value` (in the stacked PR, row 10's rename makes `ImpactInt` read `ImpactIntDETECTIONPROOF: value`) |
| 7 | Zero-visible-errors / load hook (s1) | FE | An extension hook crashing on graph load, the mechanism packs hook (FE-751 class; the break is in a core extension, hence FE mode) | `src/composables/node/useNodeBadge.ts` `afterConfigureGraph`: throw | Tests Custom Nodes / curated run (T1) | `Error calling extension 'Comfy.NodeBadge' method 'afterConfigureGraph' ...` |
| 8 | Console / pageerror ledger (s10) | Pack | An uncaught pack-JS error during save/reload (the betterCombos.js `typeof null` bug this suite found) | CI step patches the cloned ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts `showText.js` to log a `console.error` in `onExecuted` (captured locally by editing the installed pack directly) | Tests Custom Nodes / curated run (T1) | `console errors during curated run` + the exact text + script URL |
| 9 | Execution - runtime (s7) | Pack | A pack node raising at execution (WAS Text Find/Replace infinite loop; KJ ImageGridtoBatch min violation) | CI step patches the cloned was-node-suite `return_constant_number` to raise on entry (captured locally by editing the installed pack directly) | Tests Custom Nodes / auto-run tier | `Constant Number: EXECUTION_ERROR (Constant Number: ValueError) - not in cannotRunAlone; a regression, ...` |
| 10 | Registration / expectedNodes sentinels (s5, s10) | Pack | A pinned pack bump renaming a node key | CI step patches the cloned ComfyUI-Impact-Pack `__init__.py` to rename the `ImpactInt` mapping key (captured locally by editing the installed pack directly) | Tests Custom Nodes / zero-skip gate | job goes red on `skipped != 0` (T0 + T1 skip; the workflow's "Forbid skipped tests" step fails) |
### Links of various types (surface 4/5 expanded)
"Links of various types" is covered breadth-first: the connectivity tier
plans one representative typed edge per slot across the whole installed corpus,
so a single break in the validator (#4) fails a broad, named list of concrete
pairs - not one hand-picked wire. The drag break (#5) additionally proves the
_pointer_ path resolves the exact slot. To show breadth explicitly, the proof PR
can add two more validator mutations, each turning a different link class red:
- Break the COMBO option-vocabulary compare (`vocabOf`) - the committed pure
specs (typePairing.pure.spec.ts, same-vocabulary pairing tests) go red;
dropdown slots are checked, not just primitive types.
- Break the wildcard exclusion (`isWildcard`) - the committed pure specs
("wildcard slots are excluded" test) go red; the exclusion is pinned as a
design decision, not an accident. Both catches are at the pure-spec layer;
whether the live corpus also exercises them per run is not asserted here.
### Execution of various types (surface 6/7/9 expanded)
Three distinct execution break-points, each caught by a different tier:
- **Frontend serialization** (#6) - the value never leaves the browser correctly;
caught at submit as a named `VALIDATION_FAIL`.
- **Load-time hook** (#7) - an extension hook crashes the graph load (the same
hook mechanism pack scripts use); caught by the console/pageerror ledger.
- **Backend runtime** (#9) - the node runs and raises; caught by the auto-run
tier's two-way baseline, which isolates each node (single-node re-run) so
the failing node names itself; a chain that fails because its synthesized
producer raised still carries that producer's name in the backend's error
event.
## What is already proven (the falsification pass)
Before writing this plan, every break in the matrix was applied one at a time
against a real backend and the tier was confirmed to catch and name it. That is
where the "Exact red" column comes from. Two of those runs also corrected the
suite itself, and those fixes are already committed on the suite branch:
- **Drag drop-resolution (#5)** was originally a _miss_: the curated drag test
only targeted first-slot inputs, and a broken drop resolver falls back to the
first compatible input (LinkConnector's drop-on-node path), so such a
regression could not fail a first-slot-only pair. Fixed by adding the
second-slot anchor (`EmptyImage.IMAGE -> ImageBatch.image2`); the matrix red
above is from the fixed test.
- **Curated-run failure naming (#6)** originally reported `{}` for a backend
validation rejection. Fixed by capturing and flattening the backend
`node_errors`; the matrix now shows the named nodes and input.
- **Boot-time console noise** was confirmed out of the ledger's window by
design (documented in ARCHITECTURE.md section 10 and README), backstopped by
the startup zero-visible-errors check.
## Honest caveat: local full runs and machine load
All tests share ONE backend, locally and on CI alike (the CI job is
deliberately unsharded), and the suite enforces per-test backend isolation
itself: every test's
afterEach drains the backend to idle (`drainBackendToIdle`), the auto-run tier
waits out a still-draining prior execution instead of hard-failing, and the
non-executing tiers filter a foreign execution's async console lines
(`isForeignExecutionNoise`). This fixed the cross-test bleed class outright: a
test can no longer leave work running for the next test to inherit, and the
mount/persistence/wiring tiers no longer catch a neighbor's execution errors.
What remains genuinely load-sensitive is execution TIMING, not isolation: on a
machine that is busy with other work, slow CPU nodes can exceed even the raised
budgets (20s batch, 60s single re-run), which flips their classification and
trips the two-way cannotRunAlone baseline. That is the baseline doing its job
against an environment that changed under it, not a suite defect. Therefore:
- Use **CI** as the pass/fail oracle for the Detection Proof (a fresh backend
on an unloaded runner, every run).
- A local full run is meaningful on an otherwise-idle machine; do not run it
concurrently with heavy local work and expect baseline-exact results.
## Building the proof PR
1. Branch off the suite branch: `git checkout -b nathaniel/detection-proof nathaniel/custom-node-e2e-suite`.
2. One commit per matrix row, each breaking one surface, stacked so all breaks
are live at HEAD at once (not reverted between commits - the goal is to see
every surface broken together, and the `Tests Custom Nodes` job reds across
every tier in one run). FE-mode rows (1-7) are a direct `src/` edit carrying
an inline comment in the changed file:
`// DETECTION PROOF (row N, surface): recreates <FE-xxx / PR #12279>. Expected: <tier> red <message>.`
3. Pack-mode rows (8-10) are delivered by one CI step
(`DETECTION PROOF - break packs`, on this branch only) that patches each
cloned pack in place right after install. Each patch asserts it landed
(`grep`, fails the job otherwise) so a silent no-op cannot fake a pass. The
step is fenced to this never-merge branch and must never be ported to a real
suite branch.
4. Commit message names the surface, e.g.
`detection-proof: break mount (v2 Vue renderer) - drops the int widget mapping`.
5. Open the PR against the suite branch (not main) with the correlation matrix as
the description and a bold header: **This PR must never merge. Every commit is
a deliberate break; green would mean the gate missed a regression.**
6. Let CI run on HEAD. With every break live, the `Tests Custom Nodes` job reds
across every tier in one run. Attribute a red to its cause via the labelled
comment on the matching `src/` file (rows 1-7) or in the CI break step
(rows 8-10); checking out commit N (which contains breaks 1..N) narrows it
further.
7. Iterate until every row's own signature is visible in one run. Stacked
breaks mask each other along assert order (the mount test asserts the
litegraph pass before the Vue pass; the wiring sweep asserts its console
ledger before its pair verdicts; a globally-corrupted prompt fails
validation before any node can raise at runtime), so narrow blast radii
instead of weakening breaks: rows 1 and 6 are scoped to Impact-prefixed
nodes, and row 8 fires in `onExecuted` rather than `onConfigure` (the sweep
configures nodes but queues no prompts). A scoped break is still a real
bug class - real regressions routinely hit only a subset of nodes. Also
budget the job for the broken run: every red retries (3x on CI), so the
all-broken run does roughly double a green run's work (the demo branch
raises `timeout-minutes` to 90).
### Registry self-heal: why row 2 targets the pipeline, not the registry
The first row 2 variant deleted the `int` entry from `widgetRegistry.ts`, and
the suite rightly stayed green: `useProcessedWidgets` falls back to
`WidgetLegacy` when a registry lookup misses, so the widget row still renders
and the mount count matches (INT/FLOAT widgets are runtime type `number`,
served by the `float` entry's aliases, so the `int` entry is not even on the
standard path). The falsification falsified the break, not the suite, and
documented a real resilience property of the Vue renderer. To make a widget
row genuinely disappear (the FE-627/FE-634 class), skip it in the
`useProcessedWidgets` pipeline - the suite catches that immediately.
## References
- Linear "Custom Node Bugs" project issues (symptoms): FE-841, FE-627, FE-634,
FE-630, FE-637, FE-629, FE-625, FE-632, FE-751, FE-489, FE-491, FE-492.
- The defaultInput migration regression (widgets revert to socket-only on reload) and its open fix: Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend #12279.
- Suite-discovered bugs with no upstream ticket yet (betterCombos `typeof null`,
WAS infinite-loop, WAS pip-install-in-execute, KJ ImageGridtoBatch min) are
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# Custom-node regression suite
Proves community custom-node packs work against this frontend across both
renderers: nodes register, render under LiteGraph (canvas) AND Vue Nodes 2.0
(DOM), and execute real workflows end to end. Manifest-driven: adding a pack
is one JSON row, no new test code.
System design, data flow, and the reasoning behind every invariant:
[ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md). Onboarding a new pack:
[ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md).
## Prerequisites
1. A ComfyUI backend on `127.0.0.1:8288` with every manifest pack (the
`pack` entries in `browser_tests/fixtures/data/customNodeManifest.json`)
and ComfyUI_devtools
installed. Launch it with `--multi-user` (the repo-wide browser-test
prerequisite; the fixture writes per-worker user settings and the suite
depends on them landing), `--cache-none` (repeat runs must re-execute
every node or the executed-set check fails honestly with `PARTIAL`), and
with `browser_tests/assets/plain_video.mp4` copied into its `input/` dir.
2. The dev server proxying that backend:
`DEV_SERVER_COMFYUI_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8288 pnpm dev`
## Running
| Script | What it does |
| -------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes` | whole suite headless against the Vite dev server - the fast local loop for suite-code iteration. NOT the gate: the dev server never loads pack frontend JS (see Gotchas) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:ci` | whole suite headless against the backend-served BUILT frontend - the gate-equivalent run (every tier passes, zero skips). Requires a backend serving the built dist on :8188 (a separate endpoint from the :8288 dev-proxy backend in Prerequisites); set `PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL` if yours differs |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:watch` | headed slow-motion run of the browser tiers, hands-off watching |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug` | step through the browser tiers in the Playwright Inspector (F10 step, F8 resume) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:impact-render` | Impact nodes render in both renderers (Inspector) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:impact-run` | Impact group workflow executes on the backend (Inspector) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:vhs-render` | VHS nodes render in both renderers (Inspector) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:vhs-run` | VHS decodes a real video through its node chain (Inspector) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:connectivity` | slot/type contract: type-paired links + real slot drags in both renderers (Inspector) |
| `pnpm test:custom-nodes:self-check` | watches the harness catch a deliberate execution error |
Example - watch the VHS video-decode run step by step:
```bash
pnpm test:custom-nodes:vhs-run
```
Two windows open: the app under test and the Playwright Inspector. Press F10
to execute one robot action at a time (workflow loads, queue fires, backend
decodes the video), F8 to run to the end. While paused, look but do not click
inside the app window - your clicks change the state the next assertion
checks.
Any `-g` pattern works against the generic scripts, e.g.
`pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g "Impact-Pack.*T0"`.
## What the tests assert
- **T0 load**: pack nodes are registered in `/object_info`, added to a
cleared graph, counted exactly, and each added node's own `[data-node-id]`
element mounts under Vue Nodes 2.0. Both renderer passes - unless the pack
declares `vueNodesCompatible: false` in the manifest (evidence required;
see [ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md)), in which case its tests run their
LiteGraph-canvas assertions only. Never a skip.
- **T1 run**: the manifest workflow is loaded and queued; the backend's
`executing` event stream must contain every expected node id, and the run
must end in `execution_success`.
- **Every-node tiers** (`allNodes.spec.ts`): the pack's FULL node list,
discovered live from `/object_info`, is exercised with zero
configuration - every registered node mounts in both renderers (chunked
at an empirically measured batch size), survives a serialize/configure
save-reload round-trip, and executes for real on the backend when
self-sufficient (all required inputs are widgets with valid defaults).
Nodes that cannot run alone are classified and logged
(`NEEDS_WIRES` / `NEEDS_MODELS` / `NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT` / rejected-at-validation),
never silently dropped; the documented exception ledgers (see
[ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md)) carry a written mechanism for every
escape hatch.
- **connectivity (contract)**: wiring-only, no execution. A
type-pairing generator (`fixtures/customNode/typePairing.ts`) indexes
`/object_info` producers/consumers and plans one representative typed edge
per slot (wildcard `*` slots excluded - they bypass the real type compare
and prove nothing). Each planned edge must connect through the real
`isValidConnection` veto, then survive `serialize()` -> `configure()` and
appear in `graphToPrompt()` output. A curated subset is additionally
dragged for real - slot dot to slot dot - under both renderers. Orphan
types (no partner in the corpus) are reported, never fake-failed. One
representative edge per slot bounds cost; it does not prove all pairs.
- **Zero visible errors**: the mount, persistence, connectivity, core
smoke, and curated workflow tests assert the app's error surfaces (error
overlay, error dialog, node render errors, error toasts) are absent at
start and after every pass - green means a human watching those runs sees
no errors. Two deliberate exceptions: the auto-run execution tier
provokes expected failures (baselined cannotRunAlone nodes surface as
real error UI by design), and the self-check inverts the invariant - it
forces a real execution error and asserts the overlay IS visible, proving
the selectors stay live.
- **Console-error window**: the console/page-error ledger (curated run,
save/reload) starts collecting inside each tier, so it covers the tier's
own actions - load, run, wire, save. Pure console noise a pack logs at
app boot, before the first tier action, is out of that window by design:
the shared app fixture navigates once at setup, so boot output predates
any per-pack collector. Boot breakage that MATTERS still fails the gate -
the zero-visible-errors check runs at startup and catches any boot error
that reaches a visible surface; only invisible, functionally-inert boot
console noise (the ledger's whole reason to exist) is out of scope.
## Adding a pack
One manifest row plus one small workflow JSON - no new test code. The
authoritative step-by-step process (verifying the pack's real node keys,
authoring the run workflow, the `vueNodesCompatible` evidence rule, what CI
does with the row) lives in [ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md](ADDING_CUSTOM_NODES.md). Follow it
exactly; the traps it lists all shipped in real packs.
## Gotchas
- **Pack frontend JS does not load under the Vite dev server.** The dev
server's `/extensions` endpoint lists core extensions only, so nodes render
vanilla locally even when the backend has the packs installed. CI serves
the built frontend from the backend, where every pack's JS loads and can
restyle nodes, rebuild widgets, or inject page chrome. Before pushing
changes that could interact with pack JS, reproduce CI locally:
`pnpm build`, relaunch the backend with `--front-end-root <repo>/dist`,
and run the suite with `PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL` pointed at the backend.
- Do not run with `--trace on` against system Chrome
(`playwright.chrome.config.ts` pins trace off): the trace recorder crashes
pages under the branded Chrome channel and every test reports a bogus 15s
timeout.
- In a git worktree whose `node_modules` is symlinked from another checkout,
prefix scripts with `pnpm --config.verify-deps-before-run=false ...` to
skip pnpm's auto-install check.
- First run against a cold dev server can exceed the 15s per-test setup
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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import {
batchAutoRunnable,
classifyAutoRunnable,
planAutoRuns
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/autoRun'
const SYNTH = new Set([
'IMAGE',
'LATENT',
'MASK',
'INT',
'FLOAT',
'STRING',
'BOOLEAN',
'*'
])
test.describe('autoRun classifier', () => {
test('widget-only node with outputs is runnable via a PreviewAny sink', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'IntConstant',
{
input: { required: { value: ['INT', { default: 0 }] } },
output: ['INT'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('AUTO_RUNNABLE')
expect(verdict.needsPreviewSink).toBe(true)
})
test('widget-only OUTPUT_NODE runs standalone', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'ShowValue',
{
input: {
required: {
text: ['STRING', {}],
mode: [['raw value', 'tensor shape']]
}
},
output: [],
output_node: true
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('AUTO_RUNNABLE')
expect(verdict.needsPreviewSink).toBe(false)
})
test('synthesizable sockets make a node CHAINABLE with its socket list', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'MaskComposite',
{
input: {
required: {
destination: ['MASK'],
source: ['MASK'],
x: ['INT', { default: 0 }],
operation: [['multiply', 'add']]
}
},
output: ['MASK'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('CHAINABLE')
expect(verdict.requiredSockets).toEqual([
{ name: 'destination', type: 'MASK' },
{ name: 'source', type: 'MASK' }
])
expect(verdict.needsPreviewSink).toBe(true)
})
test('a socket with no model-free producer means NEEDS_WIRES', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'VaeDecode',
{
input: { required: { samples: ['LATENT'], vae: ['VAE'] } },
output: ['IMAGE'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('NEEDS_WIRES')
expect(verdict.reason).toContain('vae')
})
test('forceInput STRING is a socket but STRING is synthesizable', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'TextSink',
{
input: { required: { text: ['STRING', { forceInput: true }] } },
output: ['STRING'],
output_node: true
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('CHAINABLE')
expect(verdict.requiredSockets).toEqual([{ name: 'text', type: 'STRING' }])
})
test('an empty required combo means NEEDS_MODELS', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'CheckpointLoader',
{
input: { required: { ckpt_name: [[]] } },
output: ['MODEL'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('NEEDS_MODELS')
expect(verdict.reason).toContain('ckpt_name')
})
// Census-derived: transformed (V2-schema) defs carry combos as the string
// 'COMBO' with options in the opts object - the classifier must not read
// that as an unproducible socket type.
test('a V2-form combo with options is a widget', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'LatentConcatLike',
{
input: {
required: {
dim: ['COMBO', { multiselect: false, options: ['x', '-x', 'y'] }]
}
},
output: ['LATENT'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('AUTO_RUNNABLE')
})
// Census-derived (DevToolsNodeWithOutputCombo.subset_options): a combo
// carrying forceInput is a socket in ANY form - no widget materializes,
// so its option list cannot satisfy the input.
test('forceInput on a list-form combo is a socket, not a widget', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'OutputComboLike',
{
input: {
required: { subset_options: [['A', 'B'], { forceInput: true }] }
},
output: ['COMBO'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('NEEDS_WIRES')
expect(verdict.reason).toContain('subset_options')
})
test('a V2-form combo with no static options means NEEDS_MODELS', () => {
for (const spec of [
['COMBO', { multiselect: false, options: [] }],
['COMBO', { remote: { route: '/internal/files/output' } }]
]) {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'LoadImageOutputLike',
{
input: { required: { image: spec } },
output: ['IMAGE'],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('NEEDS_MODELS')
expect(verdict.reason).toContain('image')
}
})
test('no outputs and not an OUTPUT_NODE means NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'SideEffectOnly',
{
input: { required: { value: ['INT', {}] } },
output: [],
output_node: false
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('NO_OBSERVABLE_OUTPUT')
})
test('optional socket inputs do not block auto-running', () => {
const verdict = classifyAutoRunnable(
'MathWithOptionalAny',
{
input: {
required: { expression: ['STRING', {}] },
optional: { a: ['*'] }
},
output: ['INT', 'FLOAT'],
output_node: true
},
SYNTH
)
expect(verdict.verdict).toBe('AUTO_RUNNABLE')
})
test('planAutoRuns validates producers against defs and batches runnables', () => {
const defs = {
A: {
input: { required: { v: ['INT', {}] } },
output: ['INT'],
output_node: false
},
B: {
input: { required: { x: ['SEGS'] } },
output: ['SEGS'],
output_node: false
},
C: {
input: { required: { img: ['IMAGE'] } },
output: ['IMAGE'],
output_node: false
},
EmptyImage: { input: { required: {} }, output: ['IMAGE'] }
}
const verdicts = planAutoRuns(defs, ['A', 'B', 'C'])
expect(verdicts.map((verdict) => verdict.verdict)).toEqual([
'AUTO_RUNNABLE',
'NEEDS_WIRES',
'CHAINABLE'
])
const batches = batchAutoRunnable(verdicts, 1)
expect(batches.map((batch) => batch[0].key)).toEqual(['A', 'C'])
})
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import type { Page } from '@playwright/test'
import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import {
customNodeSuiteSettings,
dismissTemplatesDialog,
drainBackendToIdle
} from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/customNodeSuite'
import { isForeignExecutionNoise } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger'
import { loadManifest } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/manifest'
import type {
ConnectivityOutcome,
PlannedPair,
RawNodeDef
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/typePairing'
import {
isWildcard,
normalizeNodeDefs,
planPairs
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/typePairing'
import { collectConsoleErrors } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/consoleErrorCollector'
import { errorSurfaces } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/errorSurfaces'
const CORE_PROOF_NODE_COUNT = 16
// A node may legitimately veto a wiring via onConnectInput; committed
// entries here must name the veto. Green means actual rejections are a
// subset of this list.
const CONNECT_REJECTED_ALLOWLIST: string[] = [
// pysssss MathExpression only accepts INT/FLOAT-producing links into its
// expression variables; its JS vetoes text-list producers.
'AddTextPrefix.texts -> MathExpression|pysssss.expression'
]
// A pack's own serialize/configure hooks may drop links it manages itself
// (reproducible manually: wire, save, reload - link gone). Pack behavior on
// record, not frontend regressions.
const ROUNDTRIP_LOST_ALLOWLIST: string[] = [
// rgthree SDXL Power Prompt rebuilds its dimension widget-inputs during
// configure and drops inbound links to them.
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Positive (rgthree).target_width',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Positive (rgthree).target_height',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Positive (rgthree).crop_width',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Positive (rgthree).crop_height',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree).target_width',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree).target_height',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree).crop_width',
'BatchCount+.INT -> SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree).crop_height',
// VHS_SelectLatest rebuilds its dynamic slots on configure, detaching
// links on both its inputs and outputs.
'AddTextPrefix.texts -> VHS_SelectLatest.filename_prefix',
'AddTextPrefix.texts -> VHS_SelectLatest.filename_postfix',
'VHS_SelectLatest.Filename -> AddLabel.font_color'
]
test.use({ initialSettings: customNodeSuiteSettings })
test.beforeEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
await dismissTemplatesDialog(comfyPage)
})
// Leave the shared backend idle so the next test starts clean (drainBackendToIdle).
test.afterEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
// The drain is a no-op when the queue is already idle, so it costs
// ~nothing in the common path; the 10s ceiling only bounds a genuinely
// busy backend. A backend still busy past it is wedged, and the auto-run
// tier's 150s guard surfaces that with the restart diagnostic.
await drainBackendToIdle(comfyPage.page, 10_000)
})
async function expectNoVisibleErrors(
page: Page,
context: string
): Promise<void> {
for (const [surface, locator] of Object.entries(errorSurfaces(page)))
await expect(locator, `${context}: ${surface}`).toHaveCount(0)
}
function concrete(slot: { type: string }): boolean {
return !isWildcard(slot.type)
}
function isEntryInstalled(
nodeTypes: Set<string>,
entry: { expectedNodes: string[] }
): boolean {
return entry.expectedNodes.every((type) => nodeTypes.has(type))
}
const connectivityEntries = loadManifest().filter((entry) =>
entry.tiers.includes('connectivity')
)
test('connectivity: every type-paired link survives model, serialize, and prompt round-trips', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
test.setTimeout(120_000)
const defs = (await comfyPage.page.evaluate(() =>
window.app!.api.getNodeDefs()
)) as unknown as Record<string, RawNodeDef>
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs(defs)
// Pack-specific expectations apply only where the pack is installed; on a
// backend without it (e.g. a generic CI runner) the core sweep still runs
// and the absence is reported, never fake-failed or fake-passed.
const nodeTypes = new Set(nodes.map((node) => node.type))
const installedEntries = connectivityEntries.filter((entry) =>
isEntryInstalled(nodeTypes, entry)
)
for (const entry of connectivityEntries)
if (!installedEntries.includes(entry))
console.log(`connectivity: ${entry.pack} not installed on this backend`)
// Corpus = every node the installed packs register, from the live backend.
const installedPacks = new Set(installedEntries.map((entry) => entry.pack))
const packTypes = nodes
.filter((node) => installedPacks.has(node.pack))
.map((node) => node.type)
const coreProof = nodes
.filter(
(node) =>
node.pack === 'core' &&
node.inputs.some(concrete) &&
node.outputs.some(concrete)
)
.map((node) => node.type)
.sort()
.slice(0, CORE_PROOF_NODE_COUNT)
const plan = planPairs(nodes, [...packTypes, ...coreProof])
expect(plan.pairs.length, 'pairing produced no edges').toBeGreaterThan(0)
console.log(
`connectivity plan: ${plan.pairs.length} pairs, ${plan.orphans.length} orphan slots, ${plan.wildcards.length} wildcard + ${plan.combos.length} combo slots (excluded by design), ${plan.unknownShapes.length} unknown-shape slots (recorded: ${plan.unknownShapes.join('; ') || 'none'})`
)
for (const entry of installedEntries) {
expect(
plan.pairs.some(
(pair) =>
pair.producer.pack === entry.pack || pair.consumer.pack === entry.pack
),
`${entry.pack} contributes no pairs - corpus or pack attribution broke`
).toBe(true)
}
// The breadth sweep runs under one renderer by design: it exercises
// graph-API link creation, the real isValidConnection veto, and
// serialize/configure survival - all renderer-independent paths (widget
// values and links flow through the same stores in both renderers). The
// curated drag test below covers real pointer wiring under BOTH renderers.
const consoleErrors = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
const results = await runPairsInPage(comfyPage.page, plan.pairs)
consoleErrors.stop()
// Deliberately raw, not routed through the pack console ledger
// (consoleErrorLedger.ts): the sweep holds zero console errors without
// exceptions today, and the stricter contract catches noise the moment
// wiring provokes it. If a ledgered pattern ever fires here, filter
// through unallowlistedErrors with the pack taken from the offending
// pair's nodes (the sweep is cross-pack), instead of silently
// loosening this assert. The wiring sweep queues no prompts, so a
// prompt-execution error here is a prior tier's async stray, not this
// test's (isForeignExecutionNoise; ARCHITECTURE section 9 principle).
expect(
consoleErrors.errors.filter((error) => !isForeignExecutionNoise(error)),
'console errors during breadth sweep'
).toEqual([])
const widgetOnly = results.filter(
(result) =>
result.outcome ===
('WIDGET_ONLY_ON_INSTANCE' satisfies ConnectivityOutcome)
)
if (widgetOnly.length > 0)
console.log(
`connectivity sweep: ${widgetOnly.length} pair(s) excluded - pack JS made the declared input widget-only: ${widgetOnly.map((result) => result.key).join('; ')}`
)
const failures = results.filter(
(result) =>
result.outcome !== ('PASS' satisfies ConnectivityOutcome) &&
result.outcome !==
('WIDGET_ONLY_ON_INSTANCE' satisfies ConnectivityOutcome) &&
!(
result.outcome === ('CONNECT_REJECTED' satisfies ConnectivityOutcome) &&
CONNECT_REJECTED_ALLOWLIST.includes(result.key)
) &&
!(
result.outcome === ('ROUNDTRIP_LOST' satisfies ConnectivityOutcome) &&
ROUNDTRIP_LOST_ALLOWLIST.includes(result.key)
)
)
const passed = results.filter((result) => result.outcome === 'PASS').length
console.log(`connectivity sweep: ${passed}/${results.length} pairs PASS`)
expect(failures, JSON.stringify(failures, null, 1)).toEqual([])
expect(passed).toBeGreaterThan(0)
// Two-way guard, same discipline as cannotRunAlone: every allowlisted key
// must still be OBSERVED failing in its recorded way. An entry whose pair
// now passes (or is no longer even planned) is stale and would silently
// hide the fixed bug behind it. On a partially-installed local backend an
// absent key only logs; CI installs every pack, so it always enforces.
const outcomeByKey = new Map(
results.map((result) => [result.key, result.outcome])
)
const allPacksInstalled =
installedEntries.length === connectivityEntries.length
const staleEntries: string[] = []
for (const [allowlist, expected] of [
[CONNECT_REJECTED_ALLOWLIST, 'CONNECT_REJECTED'],
[ROUNDTRIP_LOST_ALLOWLIST, 'ROUNDTRIP_LOST']
] as const)
for (const key of allowlist) {
const observed = outcomeByKey.get(key)
if (observed === undefined && !allPacksInstalled) {
console.log(
`allowlist entry not observed (pack not installed here): ${key}`
)
continue
}
if (observed !== expected)
staleEntries.push(
`${key}: expected ${expected}, observed ${observed ?? 'nothing'} - remove the stale entry`
)
}
expect(staleEntries, 'stale allowlist entries').toEqual([])
await expectNoVisibleErrors(comfyPage.page, 'after breadth sweep')
})
// First planned pair whose slots both exist on real instances (pack JS can
// rebuild declared inputs as widget-only controls).
function firstMaterializedPair(
page: Page,
pairs: PlannedPair[]
): Promise<PlannedPair | null> {
return page.evaluate((pairsInPage) => {
for (const pair of pairsInPage) {
const producer = window.LiteGraph!.createNode(pair.producer.nodeType)
const consumer = window.LiteGraph!.createNode(pair.consumer.nodeType)
const outFound = producer?.outputs.some(
(slot) => slot.name === pair.producer.slotName
)
const inFound = consumer?.inputs.some(
(slot) => slot.name === pair.consumer.slotName
)
if (outFound && inFound) return pair
}
return null
}, pairs)
}
// The self-check below runs THIS SAME executor on poisoned pairs; if it stops
// being able to reject, every green sweep above is meaningless.
function runPairsInPage(
page: Page,
pairs: PlannedPair[]
): Promise<Array<{ key: string; outcome: string; detail?: string }>> {
return page.evaluate(async (pairsInPage) => {
const graph = window.app!.graph
const report: Array<{
key: string
outcome: string
detail?: string
}> = []
for (const pair of pairsInPage) {
const key = `${pair.producer.nodeType}.${pair.producer.slotName} -> ${pair.consumer.nodeType}.${pair.consumer.slotName}`
try {
graph.clear()
const producer = window.LiteGraph!.createNode(pair.producer.nodeType)
const consumer = window.LiteGraph!.createNode(pair.consumer.nodeType)
if (!producer || !consumer) {
report.push({
key,
outcome: 'SLOT_CONTRACT_MISMATCH',
detail: 'createNode returned null for a registered type'
})
continue
}
graph.add(producer)
graph.add(consumer)
const outIndex = producer.outputs.findIndex(
(slot) => slot.name === pair.producer.slotName
)
const inIndex = consumer.inputs.findIndex(
(slot) => slot.name === pair.consumer.slotName
)
if (outIndex < 0 || inIndex < 0) {
// Pack JS may rebuild a declared input as widget-only (rgthree
// Seed.seed) - excluded; missing as slot AND widget stays a fail.
const widgetOnly =
outIndex >= 0 &&
(consumer.widgets ?? []).some(
(widget) => widget.name === pair.consumer.slotName
)
report.push({
key,
outcome: widgetOnly
? 'WIDGET_ONLY_ON_INSTANCE'
: 'SLOT_CONTRACT_MISMATCH',
detail: `declared slot missing on instance (out=${outIndex}, in=${inIndex})`
})
continue
}
const link = producer.connect(outIndex, consumer, inIndex)
if (!link || consumer.inputs[inIndex]?.link == null) {
report.push({ key, outcome: 'CONNECT_REJECTED' })
continue
}
const serialized = graph.serialize()
graph.configure(serialized)
const restored = graph.getNodeById(consumer.id)
if (restored?.inputs?.[inIndex]?.link == null) {
report.push({
key,
outcome: 'ROUNDTRIP_LOST',
detail: 'serialize/configure dropped the link'
})
continue
}
const prompt = (await window.app!.graphToPrompt()) as {
output?: Record<string, { inputs?: Record<string, unknown> }>
}
const promptInput =
prompt.output?.[String(consumer.id)]?.inputs?.[pair.consumer.slotName]
if (!Array.isArray(promptInput)) {
report.push({
key,
outcome: 'ROUNDTRIP_LOST',
detail: 'link missing from graphToPrompt output'
})
continue
}
report.push({ key, outcome: 'PASS' })
} catch (error) {
report.push({
key,
outcome: 'SLOT_CONTRACT_MISMATCH',
detail: `threw: ${String(error)}`
})
}
}
graph.clear()
return report
}, pairs)
}
test('connectivity self-check: the executor rejects broken pairs', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
const slot = (nodeType: string, slotName: string, slotType: string) => ({
nodeType,
pack: 'core',
slotName,
slotType
})
const results = await runPairsInPage(comfyPage.page, [
{
producer: slot('CheckpointLoaderSimple', 'MODEL', 'MODEL'),
consumer: slot('KSampler', 'latent_image', 'LATENT')
},
{
producer: slot('EmptyLatentImage', 'LATENT', 'LATENT'),
consumer: slot('KSampler', 'does_not_exist', 'LATENT')
}
])
expect(results.map((result) => result.outcome)).toEqual([
'CONNECT_REJECTED',
'SLOT_CONTRACT_MISMATCH'
])
})
test('connectivity drags: curated slot-to-slot wires connect under both renderers', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
test.setTimeout(120_000)
const defs = (await comfyPage.page.evaluate(() =>
window.app!.api.getNodeDefs()
)) as unknown as Record<string, RawNodeDef>
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs(defs)
// Native anchor pair plus one in-pack, link-typed pair per connectivity
// pack (derived from the same generator the breadth sweep uses).
const dragEdges: PlannedPair[] = [
{
producer: {
nodeType: 'EmptyLatentImage',
pack: 'core',
slotName: 'LATENT',
slotType: 'LATENT'
},
consumer: {
nodeType: 'KSampler',
pack: 'core',
slotName: 'latent_image',
slotType: 'LATENT'
}
},
// Second-slot anchor: ImageBatch has two IMAGE inputs (image1, image2)
// and we target the SECOND. A slot hit-test regression that falls back
// to the first compatible input would land on image1, leaving image2
// (the asserted index) unlinked - so this pair, unlike a first-slot
// pair, actually discriminates a broken drop-to-slot resolution.
{
producer: {
nodeType: 'EmptyImage',
pack: 'core',
slotName: 'IMAGE',
slotType: 'IMAGE'
},
consumer: {
nodeType: 'ImageBatch',
pack: 'core',
slotName: 'image2',
slotType: 'IMAGE'
}
}
]
const nodeTypes = new Set(nodes.map((node) => node.type))
for (const entry of connectivityEntries) {
if (!isEntryInstalled(nodeTypes, entry)) {
console.log(
`connectivity drag: ${entry.pack} not installed on this backend`
)
continue
}
// Restrict the partner pool to the pack itself so the drag proves an
// in-pack wiring; widget-backed primitive inputs render real slot dots
// in Vue (verified empirically), so no slot type is excluded at plan time.
const packPlan = planPairs(
nodes.filter((node) => node.pack === entry.pack),
entry.expectedNodes
)
expect(
packPlan.pairs.length,
`${entry.pack} has no in-pack draggable pair - drag coverage lost`
).toBeGreaterThan(0)
// The plan comes from object_info, but a pack's own JS can rebuild a
// declared input as widget-only on the instance (rgthree's Seed does).
// Drag the first pair whose slots actually materialize; a pack whose
// every planned pair is customized away has no socket contract to drag.
const inPack = await firstMaterializedPair(comfyPage.page, packPlan.pairs)
if (!inPack) {
console.log(
`connectivity drag: ${entry.pack} planned pairs are widget-only on instances; drag not applicable`
)
continue
}
dragEdges.push(inPack)
}
const vueIncompatiblePacks = new Set(
connectivityEntries
.filter((entry) => entry.vueNodesCompatible === false)
.map((entry) => entry.pack)
)
for (const vueNodesEnabled of [false, true]) {
const consoleErrors = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
await comfyPage.settings.setSetting(
'Comfy.VueNodes.Enabled',
vueNodesEnabled
)
for (const edge of dragEdges) {
if (vueNodesEnabled && vueIncompatiblePacks.has(edge.producer.pack)) {
console.log(
`connectivity drag: ${edge.producer.pack} declares vueNodesCompatible=false; Vue drag not applicable`
)
continue
}
await comfyPage.nodeOps.clearGraph()
const producer = await comfyPage.nodeOps.addNode(
edge.producer.nodeType,
undefined,
{ x: 150, y: 200 }
)
const consumer = await comfyPage.nodeOps.addNode(
edge.consumer.nodeType,
undefined,
{ x: 700, y: 200 }
)
await comfyPage.nextFrame()
const [outIndex, inIndex] = await comfyPage.page.evaluate(
([producerId, consumerId, outName, inName]) => {
const byId = (id: string) =>
window.app!.graph.nodes.find((node) => String(node.id) === id)!
const src = byId(producerId)
const dst = byId(consumerId)
return [
src.outputs.findIndex((slot) => slot.name === outName),
dst.inputs.findIndex((slot) => slot.name === inName)
]
},
[
String(producer.id),
String(consumer.id),
edge.producer.slotName,
edge.consumer.slotName
] as const
)
const key = `${edge.producer.nodeType}.${edge.producer.slotName} -> ${edge.consumer.nodeType}.${edge.consumer.slotName}`
expect(outIndex, `${key}: producer slot on instance`).toBeGreaterThan(-1)
expect(inIndex, `${key}: consumer slot on instance`).toBeGreaterThan(-1)
if (vueNodesEnabled) {
await comfyPage.vueNodes.waitForNodes(2)
// Output-side mirror of getInputSlotConnectionDot, addressed by
// data-slot-key so shared-label ambiguity cannot misfire the drag.
const outDot = comfyPage.page
.locator(`[data-node-id="${String(producer.id)}"]`)
.locator('.lg-slot--output')
.filter({
has: comfyPage.page.locator(
`[data-slot-key="${String(producer.id)}-out-${outIndex}"]`
)
})
.getByTestId('slot-connection-dot')
const inDot = comfyPage.vueNodes.getInputSlotConnectionDot(
String(consumer.id),
inIndex
)
await outDot.dragTo(inDot)
} else {
await producer.connectOutput(outIndex, consumer, inIndex)
}
const linked = await comfyPage.page.evaluate(
([consumerId, index]) => {
const node = window.app!.graph.nodes.find(
(candidate) => String(candidate.id) === consumerId
)
return node?.inputs?.[Number(index)]?.link != null
},
[String(consumer.id), String(inIndex)] as const
)
expect(linked, `${key} with VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled}`).toBe(true)
}
consoleErrors.stop()
expect(
consoleErrors.errors.filter((error) => !isForeignExecutionNoise(error)),
`console errors with VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled}`
).toEqual([])
await expectNoVisibleErrors(
comfyPage.page,
`after drag pass VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled}`
)
}
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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import {
isForeignExecutionNoise,
unallowlistedErrors
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger'
// unallowlistedErrors is the sole enforcement point of the curated-run
// console gate (customNode.regression.spec.ts T1): a degradation to
// "always empty" would turn that gate vacuously green, so the filter's
// three behaviors are pinned here directly.
test.describe('consoleErrorLedger', () => {
test('filters only errors matching the pack own patterns', () => {
const errors = [
'Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () http://host/example.png',
'TypeError: something real broke'
]
expect(unallowlistedErrors('ComfyUI-Impact-Pack', errors)).toEqual([
'TypeError: something real broke'
])
})
test('a pattern never filters for a pack that does not own it', () => {
const error = "Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'content' in null"
expect(unallowlistedErrors('ComfyUI-Impact-Pack', [error])).toEqual([error])
expect(unallowlistedErrors('ComfyUI-Custom-Scripts', [error])).toEqual([])
})
test('unknown pack fails open: every error surfaces', () => {
// The first error would match an Impact pattern; with no ledger for the
// pack, nothing may be filtered.
const errors = [
'Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () http://host/example.png',
'boom'
]
expect(unallowlistedErrors('Some-Future-Pack', errors)).toEqual(errors)
})
})
// Filters a prior tier's async execution error out of the non-executing
// tiers; must match execution-domain lines and nothing a mount/wiring tier
// should legitimately catch.
test.describe('isForeignExecutionNoise', () => {
test('matches the execution-domain console surfaces', () => {
expect(isForeignExecutionNoise('PromptExecutionError: boom')).toBe(true)
expect(isForeignExecutionNoise('Prompt execution failed')).toBe(true)
expect(
isForeignExecutionNoise(
'Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 (Bad Request) http://127.0.0.1:8288/api/prompt'
)
).toBe(true)
})
test('does not match render or unrelated resource errors a tier must catch', () => {
expect(
isForeignExecutionNoise('TypeError: cannot read x of undefined')
).toBe(false)
expect(
isForeignExecutionNoise(
'Failed to load resource: 404 http://127.0.0.1:8288/api/view?filename=x.png'
)
).toBe(false)
expect(
isForeignExecutionNoise('Uncaught page error: something rendered wrong')
).toBe(false)
})
})

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import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
import { resolve } from 'node:path'
import type { ComfyWorkflowJSON } from '@/platform/workflow/validation/schemas/workflowSchema'
import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import { isForeignExecutionNoise } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger'
import {
customNodeSuiteSettings,
dismissTemplatesDialog,
drainBackendToIdle
} from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/customNodeSuite'
import { collectConsoleErrors } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/consoleErrorCollector'
import { errorSurfaces } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/errorSurfaces'
import { assetPath } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/paths'
// Core-only, model-free workflow: the bundled default template references
// model files a scoped test backend does not have, which rightly trips the
// error surfaces this suite asserts are clean.
const smokeWorkflow = JSON.parse(
readFileSync(resolve(assetPath('customNodes/core_smoke.json')), 'utf-8')
) as ComfyWorkflowJSON
test.use({ initialSettings: customNodeSuiteSettings })
test.beforeEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
await dismissTemplatesDialog(comfyPage)
})
// Leave the shared backend idle so the next test starts clean (drainBackendToIdle).
test.afterEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
// The drain is a no-op when the queue is already idle, so it costs
// ~nothing in the common path; the 10s ceiling only bounds a genuinely
// busy backend. A backend still busy past it is wedged, and the auto-run
// tier's 150s guard surfaces that with the restart diagnostic.
await drainBackendToIdle(comfyPage.page, 10_000)
})
test.describe('smoke: core workflow', () => {
test('loads without console errors in both renderers', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
for (const vueNodesEnabled of [false, true]) {
const consoleErrors = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
await comfyPage.settings.setSetting(
'Comfy.VueNodes.Enabled',
vueNodesEnabled
)
await comfyPage.workflow.loadGraphData(smokeWorkflow)
await comfyPage.nextFrame()
consoleErrors.stop()
expect(await comfyPage.nodeOps.getGraphNodesCount()).toBeGreaterThan(0)
// Core smoke loads a graph but queues no prompt; a prompt-execution
// error here is a prior tier's async stray (isForeignExecutionNoise).
expect(
consoleErrors.errors.filter((error) => !isForeignExecutionNoise(error)),
`console errors (VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled})`
).toEqual([])
for (const [surface, locator] of Object.entries(
errorSurfaces(comfyPage.page)
))
await expect(
locator,
`${surface} (VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled})`
).toHaveCount(0)
}
})
})

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/* oxlint-disable playwright/no-skipped-test -- tiers conditionally skip when the target backend lacks the required packs (installed custom nodes or devtools); this is the framework's designed environment gating, not a disabled test */
import { existsSync, readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
import { resolve } from 'node:path'
import type { Page } from '@playwright/test'
import type { ComfyWorkflowJSON } from '@/platform/workflow/validation/schemas/workflowSchema'
import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import {
customNodeSuiteSettings,
dismissTemplatesDialog,
drainBackendToIdle
} from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/customNodeSuite'
import { LocalDesktopTarget } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/ComfyTarget'
import {
isForeignExecutionNoise,
unallowlistedErrors
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/consoleErrorLedger'
import {
loadManifest,
rendererPassesFor
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/manifest'
import { expectedNodesPresent } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/objectInfoValidator'
import { collectConsoleErrors } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/consoleErrorCollector'
import { errorSurfaces } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/errorSurfaces'
import { assetPath } from '@e2e/fixtures/utils/paths'
const target = new LocalDesktopTarget()
const OBJECT_INFO_SANITY_FLOOR = 50
// Display sinks used by the curated workflows; each is an output node whose
// `executed` event carries a ui payload, so "the workflow ran" can be
// upgraded to "data actually arrived at the sink". Console-style sinks
// (WAS `Text to Console`) emit NO ui payload and stay off this list, so a
// pack whose only sink prints to console gets execution-completed proof
// only.
const CURATED_SINK_TYPES = [
'PreviewAny',
'DisplayAny',
'Display Any (rgthree)',
'ShowText|pysssss'
]
test.use({ initialSettings: customNodeSuiteSettings })
test.beforeEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
await dismissTemplatesDialog(comfyPage)
})
// Leave the shared backend idle so the next test starts clean (drainBackendToIdle).
test.afterEach(async ({ comfyPage }) => {
// The drain is a no-op when the queue is already idle, so it costs
// ~nothing in the common path; the 10s ceiling only bounds a genuinely
// busy backend. A backend still busy past it is wedged, and the auto-run
// tier's 150s guard surfaces that with the restart diagnostic.
await drainBackendToIdle(comfyPage.page, 10_000)
})
async function expectNoVisibleErrors(
page: Page,
context: string
): Promise<void> {
for (const [surface, locator] of Object.entries(errorSurfaces(page)))
await expect(locator, `${context}: ${surface}`).toHaveCount(0)
}
function readWorkflow(relativePath: string): ComfyWorkflowJSON {
return JSON.parse(
readFileSync(resolve(relativePath), 'utf-8')
) as ComfyWorkflowJSON
}
async function nodeIdsByType(
page: Page,
classTypes: string[]
): Promise<string[]> {
return await page.evaluate((types) => {
const nodes = window.app!.graph.nodes ?? []
return nodes
.filter((node) => {
const n = node as { comfyClass?: string; type?: string }
return types.includes(n.comfyClass ?? n.type ?? '')
})
.map((node) => String(node.id))
}, classTypes)
}
for (const entry of loadManifest()) {
const workflowRelative = `browser_tests/${entry.workflow}`
test.describe(`custom node: ${entry.pack}`, () => {
test('T0 load: expected nodes register and render in both renderers', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
test.setTimeout(entry.timeoutMs)
const objectInfo = await target.getObjectInfo(comfyPage.page)
expect(
Object.keys(objectInfo).length,
'object_info sanity floor'
).toBeGreaterThan(OBJECT_INFO_SANITY_FLOOR)
const { missing } = expectedNodesPresent(objectInfo, entry.expectedNodes)
test.skip(
missing.length > 0,
`${entry.pack} not installed on this backend (missing: ${missing.join(', ')})`
)
await expectNoVisibleErrors(comfyPage.page, 'at startup')
// vueNodesCompatible: false = canvas-only assertions; still runs, no skip.
const rendererPasses = rendererPassesFor(entry)
if (entry.vueNodesCompatible === false)
console.log(
`${entry.pack} declares vueNodesCompatible=false; Vue Nodes pass not applicable`
)
for (const vueNodesEnabled of rendererPasses) {
const consoleErrors = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
await comfyPage.settings.setSetting(
'Comfy.VueNodes.Enabled',
vueNodesEnabled
)
await comfyPage.nodeOps.clearGraph()
const addedIds: string[] = []
for (const classType of entry.expectedNodes) {
const node = await comfyPage.nodeOps.addNode(classType)
addedIds.push(String(node.id))
}
await comfyPage.nextFrame()
expect(await comfyPage.nodeOps.getGraphNodesCount()).toBe(
entry.expectedNodes.length
)
// Vue Nodes 2.0 mounts each node as a [data-node-id] element; assert
// the pack's own nodes rendered, not just any node count.
if (vueNodesEnabled)
for (const id of addedIds)
await expect(comfyPage.vueNodes.getNodeLocator(id)).toBeVisible()
consoleErrors.stop()
// T0 loads and renders nodes but queues no prompt; a prompt-execution
// error here is a prior tier's async stray (isForeignExecutionNoise).
expect(
consoleErrors.errors.filter(
(error) => !isForeignExecutionNoise(error)
),
`console errors with VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled}`
).toEqual([])
await expectNoVisibleErrors(
comfyPage.page,
`after VueNodes=${vueNodesEnabled} pass`
)
}
})
test('T1 run: workflow executes without error', async ({ comfyPage }) => {
test.setTimeout(entry.timeoutMs + 15_000)
const objectInfo = await target.getObjectInfo(comfyPage.page)
const { missing } = expectedNodesPresent(objectInfo, entry.expectedNodes)
test.skip(
!entry.tiers.includes('run') ||
missing.length > 0 ||
entry.requiresGpu ||
entry.requiresModels.length > 0 ||
!entry.workflow ||
!existsSync(resolve(workflowRelative)),
`run tier unavailable for ${entry.pack}`
)
await expectNoVisibleErrors(comfyPage.page, 'at startup')
// Pack scripts can throw during workflow load or execution without
// any visible error surface; collect console + uncaught page errors
// across the whole run, filtered through the shared pack ledger.
const consoleErrors = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
await comfyPage.workflow.loadGraphData(readWorkflow(workflowRelative))
// A drifted fixture that dropped an expected node would silently
// shrink the executed-set assertion (an empty id list PASSes on
// execution_success alone): require every expected type to actually
// be present in the loaded workflow before running it.
const expectedNodeIds: string[] = []
for (const type of entry.expectedNodes) {
const ids = await nodeIdsByType(comfyPage.page, [type])
expect(
ids.length,
`expectedNodes drift: ${type} is not in the curated workflow ${entry.workflow}`
).toBeGreaterThan(0)
expectedNodeIds.push(...ids)
}
const result = await target.runWorkflow(comfyPage.page, {
expectedNodeIds,
timeoutMs: entry.timeoutMs
})
// A run that executed and errored carries an ExecutionError; a run the
// backend rejected before executing (VALIDATION_FAIL) carries only the
// captured node_errors text in clientError - surface whichever exists so
// a red names the cause instead of printing an empty object.
expect(
result.outcome,
result.clientError ?? JSON.stringify(result.error ?? {})
).toBe('PASS')
// PASS proves execution completed; the sinks prove data ARRIVED.
// Every display sink in the curated workflow must have emitted a ui
// payload through its executed event.
const sinkIds = await nodeIdsByType(comfyPage.page, CURATED_SINK_TYPES)
for (const sinkId of sinkIds)
expect(
result.outputsByNode[sinkId],
`sink node ${sinkId} produced no ui payload`
).toBeTruthy()
await expectNoVisibleErrors(comfyPage.page, 'after run')
consoleErrors.stop()
expect(
unallowlistedErrors(entry.pack, consoleErrors.errors),
'console errors during curated run'
).toEqual([])
})
})
}
test('harness self-check: captures a real execution error', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
test.setTimeout(30_000)
const objectInfo = await target.getObjectInfo(comfyPage.page)
expect(
Object.keys(objectInfo).length,
'object_info sanity floor'
).toBeGreaterThan(OBJECT_INFO_SANITY_FLOOR)
test.skip(
!('DevToolsErrorRaiseNode' in objectInfo),
'ComfyUI_devtools not installed on this backend'
)
await comfyPage.workflow.loadGraphData(
readWorkflow(assetPath('nodes/execution_error.json'))
)
const result = await target.runWorkflow(comfyPage.page, {
expectedNodeIds: [],
timeoutMs: 15000
})
expect(result.outcome).toBe('EXECUTION_ERROR')
expect(result.error?.exceptionType).toBeTruthy()
// Proves the event tap captures node ids from the live `executing` stream
// (its detail is a bare string): the failing node starts before it raises.
expect(result.executedNodes.length).toBeGreaterThan(0)
// Positive control for the zero-visible-errors invariant: a real execution
// error MUST surface in the app's error overlay. If this fails, the
// expectNoVisibleErrors selectors have rotted and every clean assertion in
// this suite is meaningless.
await expect(errorSurfaces(comfyPage.page).errorOverlay).toBeVisible()
})
test('collector self-check: captures uncaught page exceptions', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
// Positive control for the console collector: an uncaught async throw
// never reaches console.error, so this proves the pageerror listener
// works. If this fails, every zero-console-errors assertion in the suite
// is blind to the whole uncaught-exception class.
const collected = collectConsoleErrors(comfyPage.page)
await comfyPage.page.evaluate(() => {
setTimeout(() => {
throw new Error('cn-collector-self-check')
}, 0)
})
await expect
.poll(() =>
collected.errors.some((error) =>
error.includes('cn-collector-self-check')
)
)
.toBe(true)
collected.stop()
})
test('attribution self-check: a foreign-prompt terminal event cannot fail this run', async ({
comfyPage
}) => {
test.setTimeout(30_000)
const objectInfo = await target.getObjectInfo(comfyPage.page)
test.skip(
!('PrimitiveInt' in objectInfo) || !('PreviewAny' in objectInfo),
'core Primitive/PreviewAny nodes unavailable on this backend'
)
await comfyPage.workflow.loadGraphData(
readWorkflow(assetPath('customNodes/core_primitive_preview_run.json'))
)
// Once the run's event tap starts filling, inject ONE terminal error under
// a prompt id this page never queued. The positive prompt-id filter must
// discard it; the pre-capture harness let the never-seen id through the
// seen-set and misclassified the run as EXECUTION_ERROR. This is the
// discriminating guard for the foreign-attribution bug class.
await comfyPage.page.evaluate(() => {
const timer = setInterval(() => {
const sink = (window as unknown as { __cnEvents?: object[] }).__cnEvents
if (!sink || sink.length === 0) return
sink.push({
type: 'execution_error',
prompt_id: 'cn-foreign-self-check',
exception_type: 'ForeignError',
node_id: '424242'
})
clearInterval(timer)
}, 25)
})
const result = await target.runWorkflow(comfyPage.page, {
expectedNodeIds: await nodeIdsByType(comfyPage.page, [
'PrimitiveInt',
'PreviewAny'
]),
timeoutMs: 15000
})
expect(result.outcome, JSON.stringify(result.error ?? {})).toBe('PASS')
expect(result.error).toBeUndefined()
})

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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import type { CustomNodeManifestEntry } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/manifest'
import {
assertEntry,
loadManifest,
rendererPassesFor
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/manifest'
function validEntry(): CustomNodeManifestEntry {
return {
pack: 'Example-Pack',
repo: 'https://github.com/example/Example-Pack',
pin: 'a1'.repeat(20),
tiers: ['load', 'connectivity', 'run'],
workflow: 'assets/customNodes/example_run.json',
expectedNodes: ['ExampleNode'],
requiresGpu: false,
requiresModels: [],
timeoutMs: 60_000
}
}
test.describe('customNode manifest', () => {
test('loads entries with the shape the regression spec depends on', () => {
const entries = loadManifest()
expect(entries.length).toBeGreaterThan(0)
for (const entry of entries) {
expect(entry.pack).toBeTruthy()
expect(entry.expectedNodes.length).toBeGreaterThan(0)
expect(entry.tiers.length).toBeGreaterThan(0)
}
})
test('rendererPassesFor drops only the Vue pass, only on an explicit false', () => {
expect(rendererPassesFor({})).toEqual([false, true])
expect(rendererPassesFor({ vueNodesCompatible: true })).toEqual([
false,
true
])
expect(rendererPassesFor({ vueNodesCompatible: false })).toEqual([false])
})
test('pin must be a full commit SHA; only the canary override admits an empty one', () => {
// Deterministic regardless of ambient env (a canary environment sets
// the override): pin the var for the test, restore the prior value.
const prior = process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED
delete process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED
try {
expect(() => assertEntry(validEntry(), 0)).not.toThrow()
expect(() => assertEntry({ ...validEntry(), pin: '' }, 0)).toThrow(/pin/)
expect(() => assertEntry({ ...validEntry(), pin: 'abc123' }, 0)).toThrow(
/pin/
)
process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED = '1'
expect(() => assertEntry({ ...validEntry(), pin: '' }, 0)).not.toThrow()
// the override admits only EMPTY pins; a malformed pin still fails
expect(() => assertEntry({ ...validEntry(), pin: 'abc123' }, 0)).toThrow(
/pin/
)
} finally {
if (prior === undefined) delete process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED
else process.env.CUSTOM_NODES_ALLOW_UNPINNED = prior
}
})
test('pack must be a plain path segment (it becomes the install dirname)', () => {
for (const bad of ['../escape', 'a/b', '.hidden', 'sp ace', ''])
expect(
() => assertEntry({ ...validEntry(), pack: bad }, 0),
`pack '${bad}' must be rejected`
).toThrow(/pack/)
})
})

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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import type { ObjectInfo } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/objectInfoValidator'
import {
expectedNodesPresent,
preValidate
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/objectInfoValidator'
const objectInfo: ObjectInfo = {
KSampler: { input: { required: { model: {}, seed: {} } } }
}
test.describe('objectInfoValidator', () => {
test('expectedNodesPresent splits present from missing', () => {
const { present, missing } = expectedNodesPresent(objectInfo, [
'KSampler',
'Missing (rgthree)'
])
expect(present).toEqual(['KSampler'])
expect(missing).toEqual(['Missing (rgthree)'])
})
test('preValidate returns MISSING_NODE for an unregistered class', () => {
const failure = preValidate(objectInfo, [
{ id: '1', classType: 'Ghost', inputs: {} }
])
expect(failure?.outcome).toBe('MISSING_NODE')
})
test('preValidate returns VALIDATION_FAIL naming the missing required input', () => {
const failure = preValidate(objectInfo, [
{ id: '3', classType: 'KSampler', inputs: { model: 0 } }
])
expect(failure?.outcome).toBe('VALIDATION_FAIL')
expect(failure?.message).toContain('missing required input "seed"')
})
test('preValidate passes when every required input is present', () => {
expect(
preValidate(objectInfo, [
{ id: '3', classType: 'KSampler', inputs: { model: 0, seed: 1 } }
])
).toBeNull()
})
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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import { summarizePromptError } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/ComfyTarget'
// The curated-run happy path never executes summarizePromptError (it only
// runs on a VALIDATION_FAIL), so these cases are what keep a T1 rejection
// naming the node+input instead of rotting back to `{}`.
test.describe('summarizePromptError', () => {
test('names the node class and the failing input from node_errors', () => {
const body = {
error: { type: 'prompt_outputs_failed_validation', message: 'failed' },
node_errors: {
'7': {
class_type: 'ImpactInt',
errors: [
{ type: 'value_not_in_list', message: 'msg', details: 'value' }
],
dependent_outputs: []
}
}
}
expect(summarizePromptError(body)).toBe('failed; ImpactInt: value')
})
test('accepts a string top-level error', () => {
expect(summarizePromptError({ error: 'bad request' })).toBe('bad request')
})
test('falls back to the node message when details is empty', () => {
const body = {
node_errors: {
'3': {
class_type: 'KSampler',
errors: [
{ type: 'x', message: 'required input missing', details: '' }
],
dependent_outputs: []
}
}
}
expect(summarizePromptError(body)).toBe('KSampler: required input missing')
})
test('returns undefined for an empty or non-object body', () => {
expect(summarizePromptError({})).toBeUndefined()
expect(summarizePromptError(null)).toBeUndefined()
expect(summarizePromptError('not an object')).toBeUndefined()
})
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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import { classifyRun } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/runResult'
test.describe('classifyRun', () => {
test('PASS when every expected node appears in the executing stream', () => {
const result = classifyRun({
events: [
{ type: 'execution_start' },
{ type: 'executing', node: '1' },
{ type: 'executing', node: '2' },
{ type: 'executing', node: null },
{ type: 'execution_success' }
],
expectedNodeIds: ['1', '2']
})
expect(result.outcome).toBe('PASS')
expect(result.executedNodes).toEqual(['1', '2'])
})
test('PARTIAL when a succeeding run replays a cached node that never emitted executing', () => {
const result = classifyRun({
events: [{ type: 'executing', node: '1' }, { type: 'execution_success' }],
expectedNodeIds: ['1', '2']
})
expect(result.outcome).toBe('PARTIAL')
expect(result.executedNodes).toEqual(['1'])
})
test('EXECUTION_ERROR captures the failing node details', () => {
const result = classifyRun({
events: [
{ type: 'executing', node: '1' },
{
type: 'execution_error',
error: { exceptionType: 'ValueError', nodeId: '1' }
}
],
expectedNodeIds: ['1']
})
expect(result.outcome).toBe('EXECUTION_ERROR')
expect(result.error?.exceptionType).toBe('ValueError')
})
test('EXECUTION_ERROR when the run is interrupted', () => {
const result = classifyRun({
events: [
{ type: 'executing', node: '1' },
{ type: 'execution_interrupted' }
],
expectedNodeIds: ['1']
})
expect(result.outcome).toBe('EXECUTION_ERROR')
})
test('TIMEOUT when flagged or when no terminal event arrived', () => {
const flagged = classifyRun({
events: [{ type: 'executing', node: '1' }],
expectedNodeIds: ['1'],
timedOut: true
})
const noTerminal = classifyRun({
events: [{ type: 'executing', node: '1' }],
expectedNodeIds: ['1']
})
expect(flagged.outcome).toBe('TIMEOUT')
expect(noTerminal.outcome).toBe('TIMEOUT')
})
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import {
comfyExpect as expect,
comfyPageFixture as test
} from '@e2e/fixtures/ComfyPage'
import type { RawNodeDef } from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/typePairing'
import {
isTypeCompatible,
normalizeNodeDefs,
packOf,
planPairs
} from '@e2e/fixtures/customNode/typePairing'
const DEFS: Record<string, RawNodeDef> = {
LatentSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: ['LATENT'],
output_name: ['LATENT'],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
LatentSink: {
input: { required: { latent: ['LATENT', {}] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'custom_nodes.SomePack'
},
UnionSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: ['STRING,INT'],
output_name: ['value'],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
IntSink: {
input: { required: { value: ['int', {}] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
ComboNode: {
input: { required: { choice: [['a', 'b'], {}] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
SocketlessNode: {
input: { required: { hidden: ['STRING', { socketless: true }] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
WildcardNode: {
input: { required: { anything: ['*', {}] } },
output: ['*'],
output_name: ['out'],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
OrphanNode: {
input: { required: {} },
output: ['NOBODY_CONSUMES_THIS'],
output_name: ['orphan'],
python_module: 'custom_nodes.OrphanPack'
}
}
test.describe('typePairing', () => {
test('isTypeCompatible mirrors the real validator semantics', () => {
expect(isTypeCompatible('LATENT', 'LATENT')).toBe(true)
expect(isTypeCompatible('latent', 'LATENT')).toBe(true)
expect(isTypeCompatible('LATENT', 'IMAGE')).toBe(false)
expect(isTypeCompatible('STRING,INT', 'INT')).toBe(true)
expect(isTypeCompatible('STRING,INT', 'FLOAT')).toBe(false)
expect(isTypeCompatible('*', 'ANYTHING')).toBe(true)
expect(isTypeCompatible('', 'ANYTHING')).toBe(true)
})
test('packOf attributes core vs custom pack', () => {
expect(packOf('nodes')).toBe('core')
expect(packOf('comfy_extras.nodes_x')).toBe('core')
expect(packOf('custom_nodes.ComfyUI-Impact-Pack')).toBe(
'ComfyUI-Impact-Pack'
)
expect(packOf(undefined)).toBe('core')
})
test('normalize maps COMBO literals and drops socketless inputs', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs(DEFS)
const combo = nodes.find((n) => n.type === 'ComboNode')!
expect(combo.inputs).toEqual([
{ name: 'choice', type: 'COMBO', comboOptions: ['a', 'b'] }
])
const socketless = nodes.find((n) => n.type === 'SocketlessNode')!
expect(socketless.inputs).toEqual([])
// socketless is a recognized shape deliberately left out of the matrix;
// it must never be recorded as an unknown slot.
expect(socketless.unknownSlots).toBeUndefined()
})
test('unrecognizable slot specs are recorded, never silently dropped', () => {
// A numeric input type and a numeric output type have no connectable
// socket type (slotTypeOf null): the slot leaves the corpus, but the
// drop must surface on the node and in the plan.
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs({
WeirdNode: {
input: { required: { strange: [42, {}], ok: ['INT', {}] } },
output: [7, 'INT'],
python_module: 'custom_nodes.weird-pack'
}
})
const weird = nodes.find((n) => n.type === 'WeirdNode')!
expect(weird.unknownSlots).toEqual(['strange', 'output[0]'])
expect(weird.inputs.map((s) => s.name)).toEqual(['ok'])
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['WeirdNode'])
expect(plan.unknownShapes).toEqual([
'WeirdNode.strange',
'WeirdNode.output[0]'
])
})
test('planPairs pairs exact and union types, deterministically', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs(DEFS)
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['LatentSink', 'IntSink'])
const keys = plan.pairs.map(
(p) =>
`${p.producer.nodeType}.${p.producer.slotName}->${p.consumer.nodeType}.${p.consumer.slotName}`
)
expect(keys).toContain('LatentSource.LATENT->LatentSink.latent')
expect(keys).toContain('UnionSource.value->IntSink.value')
const again = planPairs(nodes, ['LatentSink', 'IntSink'])
expect(again.pairs).toEqual(plan.pairs)
// The DEFS corpus is fully recognizable; unknownShapes stays empty.
expect(plan.unknownShapes).toEqual([])
})
test('COMBO slots with different vocabularies stay excluded', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs({
ComboSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: [['A', 'B', 'C']],
output_name: [['A', 'B', 'C'] as unknown as string],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
...DEFS
})
const source = nodes.find((n) => n.type === 'ComboSource')!
expect(source.outputs).toEqual([
{ name: 'COMBO', type: 'COMBO', comboOptions: ['A', 'B', 'C'] }
])
// ComboNode.choice offers [a, b] - not the same vocabulary as [A, B, C].
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['ComboSource', 'ComboNode'])
expect(plan.pairs).toEqual([])
expect(plan.combos.map((s) => `${s.nodeType}.${s.slotName}`)).toEqual([
'ComboSource.COMBO',
'ComboNode.choice'
])
})
test('COMBO slots with an identical vocabulary pair up', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs({
SamplerNameSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: [['euler', 'ddim']],
output_name: [['euler', 'ddim'] as unknown as string],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
SamplerNameSink: {
input: { required: { sampler_name: [['euler', 'ddim'], {}] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
...DEFS
})
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['SamplerNameSource', 'SamplerNameSink'])
expect(
plan.pairs.map(
(p) =>
`${p.producer.nodeType}.${p.producer.slotName}->${p.consumer.nodeType}.${p.consumer.slotName}`
)
).toEqual(['SamplerNameSource.COMBO->SamplerNameSink.sampler_name'])
expect(plan.combos).toEqual([])
})
// Census-derived: transformed (V2-schema) defs carry combo inputs as the
// string 'COMBO' with options in the opts object. Same vocabulary must
// pair across forms, and a combo with no static options (remote/lazy)
// must never blind-match.
test('V2-form combos pair across forms by vocabulary; unknown options never pair', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs({
ListFormSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: [['x', 'y']],
output_name: [['x', 'y'] as unknown as string],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
V2FormSink: {
input: {
required: {
dim: ['COMBO', { multiselect: false, options: ['y', 'x'] }]
}
},
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
RemoteComboSink: {
input: {
required: {
image: ['COMBO', { remote: { route: '/internal/files/output' } }]
}
},
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
...DEFS
})
const plan = planPairs(nodes, [
'ListFormSource',
'V2FormSink',
'RemoteComboSink'
])
expect(
plan.pairs.map(
(p) =>
`${p.producer.nodeType}.${p.producer.slotName}->${p.consumer.nodeType}.${p.consumer.slotName}`
)
).toEqual(['ListFormSource.COMBO->V2FormSink.dim'])
expect(plan.combos.map((s) => `${s.nodeType}.${s.slotName}`)).toEqual([
'RemoteComboSink.image'
])
})
test('COMBO vocabulary matching ignores option order', () => {
// A wired input bypasses its own widget, so menu order and the
// options[0] default are not part of the wire contract - membership is.
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs({
ShuffledSource: {
input: { required: {} },
output: [['ddim', 'euler']],
output_name: [['ddim', 'euler'] as unknown as string],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
SamplerNameSink: {
input: { required: { sampler_name: [['euler', 'ddim'], {}] } },
output: [],
python_module: 'nodes'
},
...DEFS
})
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['ShuffledSource', 'SamplerNameSink'])
expect(
plan.pairs.map(
(p) =>
`${p.producer.nodeType}.${p.producer.slotName}->${p.consumer.nodeType}.${p.consumer.slotName}`
)
).toEqual(['ShuffledSource.COMBO->SamplerNameSink.sampler_name'])
expect(plan.combos).toEqual([])
})
test('wildcard slots are excluded, orphan types recorded not failed', () => {
const nodes = normalizeNodeDefs(DEFS)
const plan = planPairs(nodes, ['WildcardNode', 'OrphanNode'])
expect(plan.wildcards.map((w) => w.nodeType)).toEqual([
'WildcardNode',
'WildcardNode'
])
expect(plan.orphans).toEqual([
{
nodeType: 'OrphanNode',
pack: 'OrphanPack',
slotName: 'orphan',
slotType: 'NOBODY_CONSUMES_THIS',
dir: 'out'
}
])
expect(plan.pairs).toEqual([])
})
})

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})
.toBe(true)
})
test(
'Closing minimap after subgraph navigation keeps Vue render in sync',
{ tag: '@vue-nodes' },
async ({ comfyPage }) => {
await comfyPage.workflow.loadWorkflow('subgraphs/basic-subgraph')
const subgraphNodeId = await comfyPage.subgraph.findSubgraphNodeId()
// Round-trip layers Vue's onNodeAdded wrapper on top of the minimap's.
await comfyPage.vueNodes.enterSubgraph(subgraphNodeId)
await comfyPage.subgraph.exitViaBreadcrumb()
// Minimap unmount must not clobber the Vue wrapper layered above it.
await comfyPage.page
.getByTestId(TestIds.canvas.closeMinimapButton)
.click()
const subgraphFixture =
await comfyPage.vueNodes.getFixtureByTitle('New Subgraph')
await comfyPage.contextMenu.openForVueNode(subgraphFixture.header)
await comfyPage.contextMenu.clickMenuItemExact('Unpack Subgraph')
await comfyPage.contextMenu.waitForHidden()
await expect.poll(() => comfyPage.nodeOps.getGraphNodesCount()).toBe(2)
await expect.poll(() => comfyPage.vueNodes.getNodeCount()).toBe(2)
await expect(
comfyPage.vueNodes.getNodeLocator(subgraphNodeId)
).toHaveCount(0)
}
)
})
test.describe('Minimap mobile', { tag: ['@mobile', '@canvas'] }, () => {

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@@ -52,16 +52,6 @@
"test:browser": "pnpm exec playwright test",
"test:browser:coverage": "cross-env COLLECT_COVERAGE=true pnpm test:browser",
"test:browser:local": "cross-env PLAYWRIGHT_LOCAL=1 PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://localhost:5173 pnpm test:browser",
"test:custom-nodes": "cross-env PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://localhost:5173 pnpm exec playwright test browser_tests/tests/customNodes/ --config playwright.chrome.config.ts --workers=1",
"test:custom-nodes:ci": "cross-env PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://localhost:8188 pnpm exec playwright test browser_tests/tests/customNodes/ --config playwright.chrome.config.ts --workers=1",
"test:custom-nodes:watch": "cross-env PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://localhost:5173 PLAYWRIGHT_LOCAL=1 SLOW_MO=300 pnpm exec playwright test browser_tests/tests/customNodes/customNode.regression.spec.ts browser_tests/tests/customNodes/connectivity.spec.ts --config playwright.chrome.config.ts --workers=1 --headed",
"test:custom-nodes:debug": "cross-env PLAYWRIGHT_TEST_URL=http://localhost:5173 pnpm exec playwright test browser_tests/tests/customNodes/customNode.regression.spec.ts browser_tests/tests/customNodes/connectivity.spec.ts --config playwright.chrome.config.ts --workers=1 --debug",
"test:custom-nodes:impact-render": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g \"ComfyUI-Impact-Pack.*T0\"",
"test:custom-nodes:impact-run": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g \"ComfyUI-Impact-Pack.*T1\"",
"test:custom-nodes:vhs-render": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g \"VideoHelperSuite.*T0\"",
"test:custom-nodes:vhs-run": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g \"VideoHelperSuite.*T1\"",
"test:custom-nodes:connectivity": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:debug -g \"connectivity\"",
"test:custom-nodes:self-check": "pnpm test:custom-nodes:watch -g \"self-check\"",
"test:coverage": "vitest run --coverage",
"test:unit": "vitest run",
"typecheck": "vue-tsc --noEmit",

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@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
import { defineConfig } from '@playwright/test'
import base from './playwright.config'
// Run against the system-installed Google Chrome (no bundled-chromium download).
// trace stays off: Playwright's trace recorder crashes pages under the branded
// Chrome channel on this machine (instant browser close, reported as timeout).
export default defineConfig(base, {
use: { channel: 'chrome', video: 'off', trace: 'off' }
})

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@@ -4,67 +4,37 @@
data-testid="bounding-boxes"
@pointerdown.stop
>
<div class="flex flex-col">
<div
class="flex h-9 items-center gap-1 rounded-t-sm border border-b-0 border-component-node-border bg-component-node-widget-background px-2"
>
<Button
variant="textonly"
size="unset"
:aria-pressed="grid"
:class="
cn(
actionBtnClass,
grid && 'bg-component-node-widget-background-selected'
)
"
@click="grid = !grid"
>
<i class="icon-[lucide--grid-3x3] size-4" />
<span>{{ $t('boundingBoxes.grid') }}</span>
</Button>
<Button
variant="textonly"
size="unset"
:class="cn(actionBtnClass, 'ml-auto')"
@click="clearAll"
>
<i class="icon-[lucide--undo-2] size-4" />
<span>{{ $t('boundingBoxes.clearAll') }}</span>
</Button>
</div>
<div
ref="canvasContainer"
class="relative w-full shrink-0 overflow-hidden rounded-b-sm border border-t-0 border-component-node-border bg-base-background"
:style="canvasStyle"
>
<canvas
ref="canvasEl"
tabindex="0"
class="absolute inset-0 size-full rounded-sm text-node-component-slot-text outline-none"
:style="{ cursor: canvasCursor }"
@pointerdown="onPointerDown"
@pointermove="onCanvasPointerMove"
@pointerup="onDocPointerUp"
@pointercancel="onDocPointerUp"
@pointerleave="onPointerLeave"
@lostpointercapture="onDocPointerUp"
@dblclick="onDoubleClick"
@keydown="onCanvasKeyDown"
@focus="focused = true"
@blur="focused = false"
/>
<textarea
v-if="inlineEditor"
ref="inlineEditorEl"
v-model="inlineEditor.value"
class="absolute box-border resize-none rounded-sm border-2 bg-black/90 p-1 font-mono text-xs text-white outline-none"
:style="inlineEditor.style"
data-capture-wheel="true"
@keydown.stop="onInlineKeyDown"
@blur="commitInlineEditor"
/>
</div>
<div
ref="canvasContainer"
class="relative w-full shrink-0 overflow-hidden rounded-sm border border-component-node-border bg-node-component-surface"
:style="canvasStyle"
>
<canvas
ref="canvasEl"
tabindex="0"
class="absolute inset-0 size-full rounded-sm outline-none"
:style="{ cursor: canvasCursor }"
@pointerdown="onPointerDown"
@pointermove="onCanvasPointerMove"
@pointerup="onDocPointerUp"
@pointercancel="onDocPointerUp"
@pointerleave="onPointerLeave"
@lostpointercapture="onDocPointerUp"
@dblclick="onDoubleClick"
@keydown="onCanvasKeyDown"
@focus="focused = true"
@blur="focused = false"
/>
<textarea
v-if="inlineEditor"
ref="inlineEditorEl"
v-model="inlineEditor.value"
class="absolute box-border resize-none rounded-sm border-2 bg-black/90 p-1 font-mono text-xs text-white outline-none"
:style="inlineEditor.style"
data-capture-wheel="true"
@keydown.stop="onInlineKeyDown"
@blur="commitInlineEditor"
/>
</div>
<div
@@ -152,6 +122,16 @@
<div v-else-if="hasRegions" class="text-node-text-muted px-1 text-xs">
{{ $t('boundingBoxes.clickRegionToEdit') }}
</div>
<Button
variant="secondary"
size="md"
class="gap-2 rounded-lg border border-component-node-border bg-component-node-background text-xs text-muted-foreground hover:text-base-foreground"
@click="clearAll"
>
<i class="icon-[lucide--undo-2]" />
{{ $t('boundingBoxes.clearAll') }}
</Button>
</div>
</template>
@@ -167,9 +147,6 @@ import { useBoundingBoxes } from '@/composables/boundingBoxes/useBoundingBoxes'
import type { BoundingBox } from '@/types/boundingBoxes'
import type { NodeId } from '@/types/nodeId'
const actionBtnClass =
'flex shrink-0 items-center gap-1.5 rounded-md border-0 bg-transparent px-2 py-1 text-sm text-base-foreground outline-none transition-colors hover:bg-component-node-widget-background-hovered'
const { nodeId } = defineProps<{ nodeId: NodeId }>()
const modelValue = defineModel<BoundingBox[]>({ default: () => [] })
@@ -195,8 +172,7 @@ const {
commitInlineEditor,
setActiveType,
clearAll,
syncState,
grid
syncState
} = useBoundingBoxes(nodeId, {
canvasEl,
canvasContainer,

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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ describe('PaletteSwatchRow', () => {
it('appends a color when the add button is clicked', async () => {
const { emitted } = renderRow(['#ff0000'])
await userEvent.click(screen.getByRole('button', { name: '+' }))
await userEvent.click(screen.getByRole('button'))
expect(lastEmit(emitted)).toEqual(['#ff0000', '#ffffff'])
})
@@ -44,14 +44,18 @@ describe('PaletteSwatchRow', () => {
it('hides the add button once the max is reached', () => {
renderRow(['#a', '#b'], 2)
expect(screen.queryByRole('button', { name: '+' })).toBeNull()
expect(screen.queryByRole('button')).toBeNull()
})
it('opens the color picker when a swatch is clicked', async () => {
const { container } = renderRow(['#ff0000'])
const swatch = container.querySelector('[data-index="0"]')!
await userEvent.click(swatch)
expect(swatch.getAttribute('data-state')).toBe('open')
it('writes a picked color back through the hidden color input', async () => {
const { container, emitted } = renderRow(['#ff0000', '#00ff00'])
await fireEvent.click(container.querySelector('[data-index="1"]')!)
const input = container.querySelector(
'input[type="color"]'
) as HTMLInputElement
input.value = '#0000ff'
await fireEvent.input(input)
expect(lastEmit(emitted)).toEqual(['#ff0000', '#0000ff'])
})
it('starts a drag on pointer down without emitting', async () => {

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@@ -1,25 +1,17 @@
<template>
<div ref="container" class="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-1">
<ColorPicker
<div
v-for="(hex, i) in modelValue"
:key="i"
:model-value="hex"
:alpha="false"
@update:model-value="(value) => updateAt(i, value)"
>
<template #trigger>
<button
type="button"
:data-index="i"
:data-hex="hex"
class="relative size-5 cursor-pointer rounded-sm border border-component-node-border p-0"
:style="{ background: hex }"
:title="t('palette.swatchTitle')"
@contextmenu.prevent.stop="remove(i)"
@pointerdown="onPointerDown(i, $event)"
/>
</template>
</ColorPicker>
:key="`${i}-${hex}`"
:data-index="i"
:data-hex="hex"
class="relative size-5 cursor-pointer rounded-sm border border-component-node-border"
:style="{ background: hex }"
:title="t('palette.swatchTitle')"
@click="openPicker(i, $event)"
@contextmenu.prevent.stop="remove(i)"
@pointerdown="onPointerDown(i, $event)"
/>
<button
v-if="modelValue.length < max"
type="button"
@@ -29,6 +21,12 @@
>
+
</button>
<input
ref="picker"
type="color"
class="pointer-events-none absolute size-0 opacity-0"
@input="onPickerInput"
/>
</div>
</template>
@@ -36,7 +34,6 @@
import { useTemplateRef } from 'vue'
import { useI18n } from 'vue-i18n'
import ColorPicker from '@/components/ui/color-picker/ColorPicker.vue'
import { usePaletteSwatchRow } from '@/composables/palette/usePaletteSwatchRow'
const { max = 5 } = defineProps<{ max?: number }>()
@@ -44,9 +41,8 @@ const modelValue = defineModel<string[]>({ required: true })
const { t } = useI18n()
const container = useTemplateRef<HTMLDivElement>('container')
const picker = useTemplateRef<HTMLInputElement>('picker')
const { updateAt, remove, addColor, onPointerDown } = usePaletteSwatchRow({
modelValue,
container
})
const { openPicker, onPickerInput, remove, addColor, onPointerDown } =
usePaletteSwatchRow({ modelValue, container, picker })
</script>

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@@ -14,27 +14,20 @@ import { cn } from '@comfyorg/tailwind-utils'
import ColorPickerPanel from './ColorPickerPanel.vue'
const { alpha = true } = defineProps<{
defineProps<{
class?: string
disabled?: boolean
alpha?: boolean
}>()
const modelValue = defineModel<string>({ default: '#000000' })
function readHsva(hex: string): HSVA {
const next = hexToHsva(hex || '#000000')
if (!alpha) next.a = 100
return next
}
const hsva = ref<HSVA>(readHsva(modelValue.value))
const hsva = ref<HSVA>(hexToHsva(modelValue.value || '#000000'))
const displayMode = ref<'hex' | 'rgba'>('hex')
watch(modelValue, (newVal) => {
const current = hsvaToHex(hsva.value)
if (newVal !== current) {
hsva.value = readHsva(newVal)
hsva.value = hexToHsva(newVal || '#000000')
}
})
@@ -74,51 +67,49 @@ const contentStyle = useModalLiftedZIndex(isOpen)
<template>
<PopoverRoot v-model:open="isOpen">
<PopoverTrigger as-child>
<slot name="trigger">
<button
type="button"
:disabled="$props.disabled"
:class="
cn(
'flex h-8 w-full items-center overflow-clip rounded-lg border border-transparent bg-component-node-widget-background pr-2 outline-none hover:bg-component-node-widget-background-hovered disabled:cursor-not-allowed disabled:opacity-50',
isOpen && 'border-node-stroke',
$props.class
)
"
<button
type="button"
:disabled="$props.disabled"
:class="
cn(
'flex h-8 w-full items-center overflow-clip rounded-lg border border-transparent bg-component-node-widget-background pr-2 outline-none hover:bg-component-node-widget-background-hovered disabled:cursor-not-allowed disabled:opacity-50',
isOpen && 'border-node-stroke',
$props.class
)
"
>
<div class="flex size-8 shrink-0 items-center justify-center">
<div class="relative size-4 overflow-hidden rounded-sm">
<div
class="absolute inset-0"
:style="{
backgroundImage:
'repeating-conic-gradient(#808080 0% 25%, transparent 0% 50%)',
backgroundSize: '4px 4px'
}"
/>
<div
class="absolute inset-0"
:style="{ backgroundColor: previewColor }"
/>
</div>
</div>
<div
class="flex flex-1 items-center justify-between pl-1 text-xs text-component-node-foreground"
>
<div class="flex size-8 shrink-0 items-center justify-center">
<div class="relative size-4 overflow-hidden rounded-sm">
<div
class="absolute inset-0"
:style="{
backgroundImage:
'repeating-conic-gradient(#808080 0% 25%, transparent 0% 50%)',
backgroundSize: '4px 4px'
}"
/>
<div
class="absolute inset-0"
:style="{ backgroundColor: previewColor }"
/>
<template v-if="displayMode === 'hex'">
<span>{{ displayHex }}</span>
</template>
<template v-else>
<div class="flex gap-2">
<span>{{ baseRgb.r }}</span>
<span>{{ baseRgb.g }}</span>
<span>{{ baseRgb.b }}</span>
</div>
</div>
<div
class="flex flex-1 items-center justify-between pl-1 text-xs text-component-node-foreground"
>
<template v-if="displayMode === 'hex'">
<span>{{ displayHex }}</span>
</template>
<template v-else>
<div class="flex gap-2">
<span>{{ baseRgb.r }}</span>
<span>{{ baseRgb.g }}</span>
<span>{{ baseRgb.b }}</span>
</div>
</template>
<span>{{ hsva.a }}%</span>
</div>
</button>
</slot>
</template>
<span>{{ hsva.a }}%</span>
</div>
</button>
</PopoverTrigger>
<PopoverPortal>
<PopoverContent
@@ -132,7 +123,6 @@ const contentStyle = useModalLiftedZIndex(isOpen)
<ColorPickerPanel
v-model:hsva="hsva"
v-model:display-mode="displayMode"
:alpha
/>
</PopoverContent>
</PopoverPortal>

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@@ -13,8 +13,6 @@ import { hsbToRgb, rgbToHex } from '@/utils/colorUtil'
import ColorPickerSaturationValue from './ColorPickerSaturationValue.vue'
import ColorPickerSlider from './ColorPickerSlider.vue'
const { alpha = true } = defineProps<{ alpha?: boolean }>()
const hsva = defineModel<HSVA>('hsva', { required: true })
const displayMode = defineModel<'hex' | 'rgba'>('displayMode', {
required: true
@@ -39,7 +37,6 @@ const { t } = useI18n()
/>
<ColorPickerSlider v-model="hsva.h" type="hue" />
<ColorPickerSlider
v-if="alpha"
v-model="hsva.a"
type="alpha"
:hue="hsva.h"
@@ -75,7 +72,7 @@ const { t } = useI18n()
<span class="w-6 shrink-0 text-center">{{ rgb.g }}</span>
<span class="w-6 shrink-0 text-center">{{ rgb.b }}</span>
</template>
<span v-if="alpha" class="shrink-0 border-l border-border-subtle pl-1"
<span class="shrink-0 border-l border-border-subtle pl-1"
>{{ hsva.a }}%</span
>
</div>

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@@ -140,7 +140,6 @@ describe('loadTurnstile', () => {
const promise = loadTurnstile()
scriptEl()!.dispatchEvent(new Event('load'))
// global never published; deadline elapses
// oxlint-disable-next-line vitest/valid-expect -- deliberately awaited after the timer advance below; awaiting here would deadlock fake timers
const assertion = expect(promise).rejects.toThrow(/timed out/i)
await vi.advanceTimersByTimeAsync(10_000)
@@ -178,7 +177,6 @@ describe('loadTurnstile', () => {
const loadTurnstile = await freshLoadTurnstile()
const promise = loadTurnstile()
// oxlint-disable-next-line vitest/valid-expect -- deliberately awaited after the timer advance below; awaiting here would deadlock fake timers
const assertion = expect(promise).rejects.toThrow(/timed out/i)
vi.advanceTimersByTime(10_000)
@@ -218,7 +216,6 @@ describe('loadTurnstile', () => {
const loadTurnstile = await freshLoadTurnstile()
const promise = loadTurnstile()
// oxlint-disable-next-line vitest/valid-expect -- deliberately awaited after the timer advance below; awaiting here would deadlock fake timers
const assertion = expect(promise).rejects.toThrow(/timed out/i)
await vi.advanceTimersByTimeAsync(10_000)

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@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ describe('fromBoundingBoxes', () => {
y: 200,
width: 300,
height: 400,
metadata: { type: 'text', text: 'hi', desc: 'd', palette: ['#ffffff'] }
metadata: { type: 'text', text: 'hi', desc: 'd', palette: ['#fff'] }
}
]
expect(fromBoundingBoxes(boxes, 1000, 1000)[0]).toEqual({
@@ -167,31 +167,10 @@ describe('fromBoundingBoxes', () => {
type: 'text',
text: 'hi',
desc: 'd',
palette: ['#ffffff']
palette: ['#fff']
})
})
it('normalizes palette entries and drops invalid colors', () => {
const boxes: BoundingBox[] = [
{
x: 0,
y: 0,
width: 10,
height: 10,
metadata: {
type: 'obj',
text: '',
desc: '',
palette: ['#FF0000', '#abc', 'red', '', 123] as unknown as string[]
}
}
]
expect(fromBoundingBoxes(boxes, 100, 100)[0].palette).toEqual([
'#ff0000',
'#aabbcc'
])
})
it('fills defaults when metadata is missing or partial', () => {
const boxes = [{ x: 0, y: 0, width: 10, height: 10 }] as BoundingBox[]
expect(fromBoundingBoxes(boxes, 100, 100)[0]).toMatchObject({

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@@ -202,22 +202,6 @@ function isBoundingBox(b: unknown): b is BoundingBox {
)
}
function normalizeHexColor(color: unknown): string | null {
if (typeof color !== 'string') return null
const hex = color.trim().toLowerCase()
const short = /^#([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])$/.exec(hex)
if (short) {
return `#${short[1]}${short[1]}${short[2]}${short[2]}${short[3]}${short[3]}`
}
return /^#([0-9a-f]{6}|[0-9a-f]{8})$/.test(hex) ? hex : null
}
function normalizePalette(palette: unknown): string[] {
return Array.isArray(palette)
? palette.map(normalizeHexColor).filter((c): c is string => c !== null)
: []
}
export function fromBoundingBoxes(
boxes: readonly BoundingBox[],
width: number,
@@ -235,7 +219,9 @@ export function fromBoundingBoxes(
type: meta.type === 'text' ? 'text' : 'obj',
text: typeof meta.text === 'string' ? meta.text : '',
desc: typeof meta.desc === 'string' ? meta.desc : '',
palette: normalizePalette(meta.palette)
palette: Array.isArray(meta.palette)
? meta.palette.filter((c): c is string => typeof c === 'string')
: []
}
})
}

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@@ -8,32 +8,14 @@ import { useBoundingBoxes } from './useBoundingBoxes'
import type { BoundingBox } from '@/types/boundingBoxes'
import { toNodeId } from '@/types/nodeId'
const { appState, outputState } = vi.hoisted(() => ({
appState: { node: null as unknown },
outputState: {
outputs: undefined as unknown,
nodeOutputs: null as { value: Record<string, unknown> } | null
}
const { appState } = vi.hoisted(() => ({
appState: { node: null as unknown }
}))
vi.mock('@/scripts/app', () => ({
app: { canvas: { graph: { getNodeById: () => appState.node } } }
}))
vi.mock('@/stores/nodeOutputStore', async () => {
const { ref } = await import('vue')
const nodeOutputs = ref<Record<string, unknown>>({})
outputState.nodeOutputs = nodeOutputs
return {
useNodeOutputStore: () => ({
nodeOutputs,
nodePreviewImages: ref({}),
getNodeImageUrls: () => undefined,
getNodeOutputs: () => outputState.outputs
})
}
})
const ctx = {
measureText: (s: string) => ({ width: s.length * 7 }),
setTransform: () => {},
@@ -45,9 +27,6 @@ const ctx = {
save: () => {},
restore: () => {},
beginPath: () => {},
moveTo: () => {},
arc: () => {},
fill: () => {},
rect: () => {},
clip: () => {},
font: '',
@@ -79,32 +58,17 @@ function makeCanvas(): HTMLCanvasElement {
return el
}
interface MockNode {
widgets: { name: string; value: unknown }[]
findInputSlot: (name: string) => number
getInputNode: () => null
isInputConnected?: () => boolean
}
function makeNode(): MockNode {
function makeNode() {
return {
widgets: [
{ name: 'width', value: 512 },
{ name: 'height', value: 512 },
{ name: 'last_incoming', value: [] }
{ name: 'height', value: 512 }
],
findInputSlot: () => -1,
getInputNode: () => null
}
}
const lastIncomingOf = (node: MockNode) =>
node.widgets.find((w) => w.name === 'last_incoming')!.value
const setLastIncomingOf = (node: MockNode, value: BoundingBox[]) => {
node.widgets.find((w) => w.name === 'last_incoming')!.value = value
}
const pe = (
clientX: number,
clientY: number,
@@ -132,8 +96,6 @@ interface Captured extends Api {
modelValue: Ref<BoundingBox[]>
}
const modelBoxes = (c: Captured) => c.modelValue.value
function setup(initial: BoundingBox[] = []) {
let captured: Captured | undefined
const Harness = defineComponent({
@@ -166,19 +128,9 @@ const box = (over: Partial<BoundingBox> = {}): BoundingBox => ({
...over
})
function makeConnectedNode(): MockNode {
return {
...makeNode(),
findInputSlot: (name: string) => (name === 'bboxes' ? 1 : -1),
isInputConnected: () => true
}
}
beforeEach(() => {
setActivePinia(createPinia())
appState.node = makeNode()
outputState.outputs = undefined
if (outputState.nodeOutputs) outputState.nodeOutputs.value = {}
vi.stubGlobal('requestAnimationFrame', (cb: FrameRequestCallback) => {
void Promise.resolve().then(() => cb(0))
return 1
@@ -216,8 +168,8 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes drawing', () => {
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(60, 60))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(60, 60))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBeGreaterThan(0)
expect(c.modelValue.value).toHaveLength(1)
expect(c.modelValue.value[0].width).toBeGreaterThan(0)
})
it('discards a zero-size draw', async () => {
@@ -225,7 +177,7 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes drawing', () => {
c.onPointerDown(pe(10, 10))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(10, 10))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
expect(c.modelValue.value).toHaveLength(0)
})
it('selects an existing region instead of drawing when clicking inside it', async () => {
@@ -233,7 +185,7 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes drawing', () => {
c.onPointerDown(pe(30, 30))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(30, 30))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(c.modelValue.value).toHaveLength(1)
})
})
@@ -242,7 +194,7 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes region editing', () => {
const c = setup([box()])
c.setActiveType('text')
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].metadata.type).toBe('text')
expect(c.modelValue.value[0].metadata.type).toBe('text')
})
it('deletes the active region on Delete', async () => {
@@ -253,18 +205,14 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes region editing', () => {
stopPropagation: () => {}
} as unknown as KeyboardEvent)
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
expect(c.modelValue.value).toHaveLength(0)
})
it('clears all regions and invalidates the applied upstream input', async () => {
const node = makeNode()
setLastIncomingOf(node, [box()])
appState.node = node
it('clears all regions', async () => {
const c = setup([box(), box({ x: 0 })])
c.clearAll()
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
expect(lastIncomingOf(node)).toEqual([])
expect(c.modelValue.value).toHaveLength(0)
})
})
@@ -278,7 +226,7 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes inline editor', () => {
c.inlineEditor.value!.value = 'a label'
c.commitInlineEditor()
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].metadata.desc).toBe('a label')
expect(c.modelValue.value[0].metadata.desc).toBe('a label')
expect(c.inlineEditor.value).toBeNull()
})
@@ -291,168 +239,6 @@ describe('useBoundingBoxes inline editor', () => {
})
})
describe('useBoundingBoxes incoming bboxes input', () => {
it('adopts cached outputs on mount without overwriting existing edits', () => {
const node = makeConnectedNode()
appState.node = node
const incoming = [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })]
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: incoming }
const c = setup([box({ x: 200, width: 300 })])
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(300)
expect(lastIncomingOf(node)).toEqual(incoming)
})
it('does not re-apply an already applied output after a remount', async () => {
const node = makeConnectedNode()
const incoming = [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })]
setLastIncomingOf(node, incoming)
appState.node = node
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: incoming }
const c = setup([box({ x: 200, width: 300 })])
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { updated: true }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(300)
})
it('ignores incoming output when the input is not connected', () => {
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })] }
const c = setup([])
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
})
it('repopulates from the next run after clearing the canvas', async () => {
appState.node = makeConnectedNode()
const c = setup([])
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })] }
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 1 }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
c.clearAll()
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 2 }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(100)
})
it('does not apply output updates while the input is disconnected', async () => {
let connected = true
appState.node = {
...makeConnectedNode(),
isInputConnected: () => connected
}
const c = setup([])
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })] }
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 1 }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
c.clearAll()
await flush()
connected = false
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 2 }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
})
it('does not apply incoming boxes while the user is drawing', async () => {
appState.node = makeConnectedNode()
const c = setup([])
c.grid.value = false
c.onPointerDown(pe(10, 10))
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(50, 50))
outputState.outputs = {
input_bboxes: [box({ x: 0, width: 100, height: 100 })]
}
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 1 }
await flush()
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(50, 50))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(205)
})
it('applies incoming boxes when outputs stream in after mount', async () => {
const node = makeConnectedNode()
appState.node = node
const c = setup([])
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
const incoming = [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })]
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: incoming }
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { updated: true }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(100)
expect(lastIncomingOf(node)).toEqual(incoming)
})
it('re-seeds the canvas over user edits when the upstream value changes', async () => {
const node = makeConnectedNode()
setLastIncomingOf(node, [box({ x: 0, width: 100 })])
appState.node = node
const c = setup([box({ x: 200, width: 300 })])
const changed = [box({ x: 64, width: 128 })]
outputState.outputs = { input_bboxes: changed }
outputState.nodeOutputs!.value = { n: 1 }
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(128)
expect(lastIncomingOf(node)).toEqual(changed)
})
})
describe('useBoundingBoxes grid snapping', () => {
it('snaps a drawn box to the grid when grid is enabled (default)', async () => {
const c = setup()
c.onPointerDown(pe(10, 10))
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(60, 60))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(60, 60))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(1)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].x).toBe(64)
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(256)
})
it('does not snap when grid is disabled', async () => {
const c = setup()
c.grid.value = false
c.onPointerDown(pe(10, 10))
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(55, 55))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(55, 55))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].width).toBe(230)
})
it('keeps the anchored edge fixed when resizing a single edge', async () => {
const c = setup([box({ x: 51, y: 51, width: 256, height: 256 })])
c.onPointerDown(pe(60, 30))
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(80, 30))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(80, 30))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)[0].x).toBe(51)
})
it('removes a box that a resize collapses to zero size', async () => {
const c = setup([box({ x: 64, y: 64, width: 128, height: 128 })])
c.onPointerDown(pe(37, 25))
c.onCanvasPointerMove(pe(14, 25))
c.onDocPointerUp(pe(14, 25))
await flush()
expect(modelBoxes(c)).toHaveLength(0)
})
})
describe('useBoundingBoxes hover cursor', () => {
it('switches to a pointer cursor over a tag', async () => {
const c = setup([box({ x: 10, y: 10, width: 256, height: 256 })])

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@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
import { useElementSize } from '@vueuse/core'
import { cloneDeep, isEqual } from 'es-toolkit'
import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'
import type { Ref, ShallowRef } from 'vue'
import { computed, nextTick, onBeforeUnmount, ref, watch } from 'vue'
@@ -16,7 +15,6 @@ import type {
Region
} from '@/composables/boundingBoxes/boundingBoxesUtil'
import { useCanvasStore } from '@/renderer/core/canvas/canvasStore'
import type { NodeOutputWith } from '@/schemas/apiSchema'
import { app } from '@/scripts/app'
import { useNodeOutputStore } from '@/stores/nodeOutputStore'
import type { BoundingBox } from '@/types/boundingBoxes'
@@ -27,10 +25,6 @@ const HANDLE_PX = 8
const DIMENSION_STEP = 16
const BG_DIM = 0.75
const MAX_ELEMENT_COLORS = 5
const GRID_PX = 32
const MAX_GRID_CELLS = 64
const DOT_ALPHA = 0.18
const DOT_RADIUS = 1
interface InlineEditorState {
value: string
@@ -63,7 +57,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
const hoverTagIndex = ref<number | null>(null)
const bgImage = ref<HTMLImageElement | null>(null)
const inlineEditor = ref<InlineEditorState | null>(null)
const grid = ref(true)
const { width: containerWidth } = useElementSize(canvasContainer)
@@ -103,89 +96,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
return Math.max(0, Math.min(1, n))
}
function gridSpec() {
const axisFraction = (size: number) =>
Math.max(GRID_PX, Math.ceil(size / MAX_GRID_CELLS)) / size
return {
fx: axisFraction(widthValue.value),
fy: axisFraction(heightValue.value)
}
}
function snapFraction(value: number, step: number) {
return step > 0 ? clampToCanvas(Math.round(value / step) * step) : value
}
function snapRegion(region: Region, mode: HitMode): Region {
if (!grid.value) return region
const { fx, fy } = gridSpec()
if (mode === 'move') {
return {
...region,
x: Math.min(snapFraction(region.x, fx), 1 - region.w),
y: Math.min(snapFraction(region.y, fy), 1 - region.h)
}
}
const snapLeft =
mode === 'draw' ||
mode === 'resize-l' ||
mode === 'resize-tl' ||
mode === 'resize-bl'
const snapRight =
mode === 'draw' ||
mode === 'resize-r' ||
mode === 'resize-tr' ||
mode === 'resize-br'
const snapTop =
mode === 'draw' ||
mode === 'resize-t' ||
mode === 'resize-tl' ||
mode === 'resize-tr'
const snapBottom =
mode === 'draw' ||
mode === 'resize-b' ||
mode === 'resize-bl' ||
mode === 'resize-br'
const x1 = snapLeft ? snapFraction(region.x, fx) : region.x
const y1 = snapTop ? snapFraction(region.y, fy) : region.y
const x2 = snapRight
? snapFraction(region.x + region.w, fx)
: region.x + region.w
const y2 = snapBottom
? snapFraction(region.y + region.h, fy)
: region.y + region.h
return {
...region,
x: x1,
y: y1,
w: Math.max(0, x2 - x1),
h: Math.max(0, y2 - y1)
}
}
function drawDots(ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D, W: number, H: number) {
const el = canvasEl.value
if (!el) return
const { fx, fy } = gridSpec()
if (fx <= 0 || fy <= 0) return
const cols = Math.round(1 / fx)
const rows = Math.round(1 / fy)
ctx.save()
ctx.globalAlpha = DOT_ALPHA
ctx.fillStyle = getComputedStyle(el).color
ctx.beginPath()
for (let i = 0; i <= cols; i++) {
const cx = Math.min(1, i * fx) * W
for (let j = 0; j <= rows; j++) {
const cy = Math.min(1, j * fy) * H
ctx.moveTo(cx + DOT_RADIUS, cy)
ctx.arc(cx, cy, DOT_RADIUS, 0, Math.PI * 2)
}
}
ctx.fill()
ctx.restore()
}
function logicalSize() {
const el = canvasEl.value
return { w: el?.clientWidth || 1, h: el?.clientHeight || 1 }
@@ -236,8 +146,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
ctx.fillRect(0, 0, W, H)
}
if (grid.value) drawDots(ctx, W, H)
const showActive = focused.value || isNodeSelected.value
const aIdx = showActive ? activeIndex.value : -1
const order = state.value.regions
@@ -458,7 +366,7 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
const dx = mN.x - dragStartNorm.value.x
const dy = mN.y - dragStartNorm.value.y
const nb = applyDrag(dragMode.value, boxAtStart.value, dx, dy)
state.value.regions[activeIndex.value] = snapRegion(nb, dragMode.value)
state.value.regions[activeIndex.value] = nb
requestDraw()
}
@@ -467,7 +375,7 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
drawing.value = false
canvasEl.value?.releasePointerCapture?.(e.pointerId)
const b = state.value.regions[activeIndex.value]
if (b && (b.w < 0.005 || b.h < 0.005)) {
if (b && (b.w < 0.005 || b.h < 0.005) && dragMode.value === 'draw') {
removeRegion(activeIndex.value)
}
syncState()
@@ -602,7 +510,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
function clearAll() {
state.value.regions = []
activeIndex.value = -1
setLastIncoming([])
syncState()
}
@@ -623,23 +530,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
watch(isNodeSelected, () => requestDraw())
watch([widthValue, heightValue], () => syncState())
watch(
litegraphNode,
(node) => {
const props = node?.properties as { bboxGrid?: unknown } | undefined
if (props && typeof props.bboxGrid === 'boolean')
grid.value = props.bboxGrid
},
{ immediate: true }
)
watch(grid, (enabled) => {
const props = litegraphNode.value?.properties as
| Record<string, unknown>
| undefined
if (props) props.bboxGrid = enabled
requestDraw()
})
const nodeOutputStore = useNodeOutputStore()
function applyImageDimensions(naturalWidth: number, naturalHeight: number) {
const node = litegraphNode.value
@@ -690,63 +580,10 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
}
img.src = url
}
function lastIncomingWidget() {
return litegraphNode.value?.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'last_incoming')
}
function lastIncomingValue(): BoundingBox[] {
const value = lastIncomingWidget()?.value
return Array.isArray(value) ? (value as BoundingBox[]) : []
}
function setLastIncoming(boxes: BoundingBox[]) {
const widget = lastIncomingWidget()
if (!widget) return
const next = cloneDeep(boxes)
widget.value = next
widget.callback?.(next)
}
function applyIncomingBoxes(apply = true) {
if (drawing.value) return
const node = litegraphNode.value
if (!node) return
const slot = node.findInputSlot('bboxes')
if (slot < 0 || !node.isInputConnected(slot)) return
const outputs = nodeOutputStore.getNodeOutputs(node) as
| NodeOutputWith<{ input_bboxes?: BoundingBox[] }>
| undefined
const incoming = outputs?.input_bboxes
if (!incoming?.length) return
const applied = lastIncomingValue()
if (isEqual(incoming, applied)) return
if (!apply) {
if (!applied.length && state.value.regions.length)
setLastIncoming(incoming)
return
}
state.value.regions = fromBoundingBoxes(
incoming,
widthValue.value,
heightValue.value
)
activeIndex.value = state.value.regions.length ? 0 : -1
setLastIncoming(incoming)
syncState()
}
watch(
() => nodeOutputStore.nodeOutputs,
() => {
updateBgImage()
applyIncomingBoxes()
},
{ deep: true }
)
watch(() => nodeOutputStore.nodeOutputs, updateBgImage, { deep: true })
watch(() => nodeOutputStore.nodePreviewImages, updateBgImage, { deep: true })
updateBgImage()
applyIncomingBoxes(false)
void nextTick(() => requestDraw())
onBeforeUnmount(() => {
@@ -771,7 +608,6 @@ export function useBoundingBoxes(
commitInlineEditor,
setActiveType,
clearAll,
syncState,
grid
syncState
}
}

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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'
import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'
import type { EffectScope } from 'vue'
import { effectScope, ref, shallowRef } from 'vue'
@@ -13,12 +13,17 @@ afterEach(() => {
function setup(initial: string[]) {
const modelValue = ref(initial)
const container = shallowRef(document.createElement('div'))
const picker = shallowRef(document.createElement('input'))
const scope = effectScope()
scopes.push(scope)
const api = scope.run(() => usePaletteSwatchRow({ modelValue, container }))!
return { modelValue, container, ...api }
const api = scope.run(() =>
usePaletteSwatchRow({ modelValue, container, picker })
)!
return { modelValue, container, picker, ...api }
}
const mouseEvent = () => ({ stopPropagation: vi.fn() }) as unknown as MouseEvent
describe('usePaletteSwatchRow', () => {
it('appends a default color', () => {
const { modelValue, addColor } = setup(['#000000'])
@@ -32,17 +37,31 @@ describe('usePaletteSwatchRow', () => {
expect(modelValue.value).toEqual(['#a', '#c'])
})
it('updates the color at an index', () => {
const { modelValue, updateAt } = setup(['#a', '#b'])
updateAt(1, '#123456')
it('seeds the picker input with the clicked color before opening it', () => {
const { picker, openPicker } = setup(['#112233'])
const click = vi.spyOn(picker.value!, 'click')
openPicker(0, mouseEvent())
expect(picker.value!.value).toBe('#112233')
expect(click).toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('falls back to white when the slot is empty', () => {
const { picker, openPicker } = setup([''])
openPicker(0, mouseEvent())
expect(picker.value!.value).toBe('#ffffff')
})
it('writes the picked color back to the open slot', () => {
const { modelValue, openPicker, onPickerInput } = setup(['#a', '#b'])
openPicker(1, mouseEvent())
onPickerInput({ target: { value: '#123456' } } as unknown as Event)
expect(modelValue.value).toEqual(['#a', '#123456'])
})
it('ignores an update that does not change the color', () => {
const { modelValue, updateAt } = setup(['#a'])
const before = modelValue.value
updateAt(0, '#a')
expect(modelValue.value).toBe(before)
it('ignores picker input when no slot is open', () => {
const { modelValue, onPickerInput } = setup(['#a'])
onPickerInput({ target: { value: '#123456' } } as unknown as Event)
expect(modelValue.value).toEqual(['#a'])
})
it('reorders via drag when the pointer crosses another swatch', () => {

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@@ -5,16 +5,30 @@ import { ref } from 'vue'
interface UsePaletteSwatchRowOptions {
modelValue: Ref<string[]>
container: Readonly<ShallowRef<HTMLDivElement | null>>
picker: Readonly<ShallowRef<HTMLInputElement | null>>
}
export function usePaletteSwatchRow({
modelValue,
container
container,
picker
}: UsePaletteSwatchRowOptions) {
function updateAt(i: number, value: string) {
if (modelValue.value[i] === value) return
const pickerIndex = ref<number | null>(null)
function openPicker(i: number, e: MouseEvent) {
e.stopPropagation()
pickerIndex.value = i
const el = picker.value
if (!el) return
el.value = modelValue.value[i] || '#ffffff'
el.click()
}
function onPickerInput(e: Event) {
const v = (e.target as HTMLInputElement).value
if (pickerIndex.value === null) return
const next = modelValue.value.slice()
next[i] = value
next[pickerIndex.value] = v
modelValue.value = next
}
@@ -91,7 +105,8 @@ export function usePaletteSwatchRow({
})
return {
updateAt,
openPicker,
onPickerInput,
remove,
addColor,
onPointerDown

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@@ -77,14 +77,6 @@ vi.mock('pinia', async (importOriginal) => {
}
})
const { settingGetMock } = vi.hoisted(() => ({
settingGetMock: vi.fn()
}))
vi.mock('@/platform/settings/settingStore', () => ({
useSettingStore: () => ({ get: settingGetMock })
}))
vi.mock('@/renderer/core/canvas/canvasStore', () => ({
useCanvasStore: vi.fn()
}))
@@ -103,9 +95,6 @@ describe('useLoad3d', () => {
vi.clearAllMocks()
nodeToLoad3dMap.clear()
vi.mocked(getActivePinia).mockReturnValue(null as unknown as Pinia)
settingGetMock.mockImplementation((key: string) =>
key === 'Comfy.Load3D.BackgroundColor' ? '282828' : undefined
)
mockNode = createMockLGraphNode({
properties: {
@@ -367,20 +356,6 @@ describe('useLoad3d', () => {
expect(composable.isPreview.value).toBe(true)
})
it('should set preview mode for save-viewer nodes despite width/height widgets', async () => {
Object.defineProperty(mockNode, 'constructor', {
value: { comfyClass: 'Save3DAdvanced' },
configurable: true
})
const composable = useLoad3d(mockNode)
const containerRef = document.createElement('div')
await composable.initializeLoad3d(containerRef)
expect(composable.isPreview.value).toBe(true)
})
it('should handle initialization errors', async () => {
vi.mocked(createLoad3d).mockImplementationOnce(() => {
throw new Error('Load3d creation failed')
@@ -408,37 +383,7 @@ describe('useLoad3d', () => {
const nodeRef = shallowRef<LGraphNode | null>(mockNode)
const composable = useLoad3d(nodeRef)
expect(composable.sceneConfig.value.backgroundColor).toBe('#282828')
})
it('defaults background color from the Comfy.Load3D.BackgroundColor setting', () => {
vi.mocked(getActivePinia).mockReturnValue({} as unknown as Pinia)
vi.mocked(useCanvasStore).mockReturnValue(
reactive({ appScalePercentage: 100 }) as unknown as ReturnType<
typeof useCanvasStore
>
)
settingGetMock.mockImplementation((key: string) =>
key === 'Comfy.Load3D.BackgroundColor' ? '123456' : undefined
)
const composable = useLoad3d(mockNode)
expect(composable.sceneConfig.value.backgroundColor).toBe('#123456')
})
it('attaches event listeners before running queued ready callbacks', async () => {
const composable = useLoad3d(mockNode)
let listenersAttachedWhenCallbackRan = false
composable.waitForLoad3d(() => {
listenersAttachedWhenCallbackRan =
vi.mocked(mockLoad3d.addEventListener!).mock.calls.length > 0
})
await composable.initializeLoad3d(document.createElement('div'))
expect(listenersAttachedWhenCallbackRan).toBe(true)
expect(composable.sceneConfig.value.backgroundColor).toBe('#000000')
})
it('passes getZoomScale callback to createLoad3d', async () => {

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@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ import { useChainCallback } from '@/composables/functional/useChainCallback'
import type Load3d from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3d'
import Load3dUtils from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3dUtils'
import { createLoad3d } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/createLoad3d'
import { isLoad3dResultViewerNode } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/nodeTypes'
import {
isAssetPreviewSupported,
persistThumbnail
@@ -119,9 +118,7 @@ export const useLoad3d = (nodeOrRef: MaybeRef<LGraphNode | null>) => {
const sceneConfig = ref<SceneConfig>({
showGrid: true,
backgroundColor: getActivePinia()
? '#' + useSettingStore().get('Comfy.Load3D.BackgroundColor')
: '#282828',
backgroundColor: '#000000',
backgroundImage: '',
backgroundRenderMode: 'tiled'
})
@@ -195,7 +192,6 @@ export const useLoad3d = (nodeOrRef: MaybeRef<LGraphNode | null>) => {
const heightWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'height')
if (
isLoad3dResultViewerNode(node.constructor.comfyClass ?? '') ||
node.constructor.comfyClass?.startsWith('Preview') ||
!(widthWidget && heightWidget)
) {
@@ -252,8 +248,6 @@ export const useLoad3d = (nodeOrRef: MaybeRef<LGraphNode | null>) => {
nodeToLoad3dMap.set(node, load3d)
handleEvents('add')
const callbacks = pendingCallbacks.get(node)
if (callbacks && load3d) {
@@ -269,6 +263,8 @@ export const useLoad3d = (nodeOrRef: MaybeRef<LGraphNode | null>) => {
if (load3d) invokeReadyCallback(callback, load3d)
})
}
handleEvents('add')
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error initializing Load3d:', error)
useToastStore().addAlert(

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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import QuickLRU from '@alloc/quick-lru'
import type Load3d from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3d'
import Load3dUtils from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3dUtils'
import { createLoad3d } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/createLoad3d'
import { isLoad3dResultViewerNode } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/nodeTypes'
import { isLoad3dPreviewNode } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/nodeTypes'
import type {
AnimationItem,
BackgroundRenderModeType,
@@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ export const useLoad3dViewer = (node?: LGraphNode) => {
| LightConfig
| undefined
isPreview.value = isLoad3dResultViewerNode(node.type ?? '')
isPreview.value = isLoad3dPreviewNode(node.type ?? '')
if (sceneConfig) {
backgroundColor.value =

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@@ -32,8 +32,7 @@ function makeNode(connected: boolean, comfyClass = 'CreateBoundingBoxes') {
const widgets: MockWidget[] = [
{ name: 'width', hidden: false, options: {} },
{ name: 'height', hidden: false, options: {} },
{ name: 'other', hidden: false, options: {} },
{ name: 'last_incoming', hidden: false, options: {} }
{ name: 'other', hidden: false, options: {} }
]
return {
constructor: { comfyClass },
@@ -74,15 +73,6 @@ describe('Comfy.CreateBoundingBoxes extension', () => {
expect(node.widgets[0].options.hidden).toBe(false)
})
it('always hides the internal last_incoming widget', () => {
for (const connected of [true, false]) {
const node = makeNode(connected)
state.extension!.nodeCreated(node)
expect(node.widgets[3].hidden).toBe(true)
expect(node.widgets[3].options.hidden).toBe(true)
}
})
it('writes visibility through the widget value store when present', () => {
state.widgetState = { options: {} }
const node = makeNode(true)

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@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import { useExtensionService } from '@/services/extensionService'
import { useWidgetValueStore } from '@/stores/widgetValueStore'
const DIMENSION_WIDGETS = new Set(['width', 'height'])
const INTERNAL_WIDGETS = new Set(['last_incoming'])
useExtensionService().registerExtension({
name: 'Comfy.CreateBoundingBoxes',
@@ -16,30 +15,20 @@ useExtensionService().registerExtension({
const widgetValueStore = useWidgetValueStore()
const setWidgetHidden = (
widget: NonNullable<typeof node.widgets>[number],
hidden: boolean
) => {
widget.hidden = hidden
const state = widget.widgetId
? widgetValueStore.getWidget(widget.widgetId)
: undefined
if (state?.options) state.options.hidden = hidden
else widget.options.hidden = hidden
}
const syncDimensionVisibility = () => {
const slot = node.findInputSlot('background')
const hidden = slot >= 0 && node.isInputConnected(slot)
for (const widget of node.widgets ?? []) {
if (DIMENSION_WIDGETS.has(widget.name)) setWidgetHidden(widget, hidden)
if (!DIMENSION_WIDGETS.has(widget.name)) continue
widget.hidden = hidden
const state = widget.widgetId
? widgetValueStore.getWidget(widget.widgetId)
: undefined
if (state?.options) state.options.hidden = hidden
else widget.options.hidden = hidden
}
}
for (const widget of node.widgets ?? []) {
if (INTERNAL_WIDGETS.has(widget.name)) setWidgetHidden(widget, true)
}
syncDimensionVisibility()
node.onConnectionsChange = useChainCallback(
node.onConnectionsChange,

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@@ -143,23 +143,14 @@ async function loadExtensionsFresh(): Promise<{
load3DExt: ExtCreated
preview3DExt: ExtCreated
preview3DAdvancedExt: ExtCreated
save3DAdvancedExt: ExtCreated
}> {
vi.resetModules()
registerExtensionMock.mockClear()
await import('@/extensions/core/load3d')
const extByName = (name: string): ExtCreated => {
const call = registerExtensionMock.mock.calls.find(
(c) => (c[0] as ExtCreated).name === name
)
if (!call) throw new Error(`Extension ${name} was not registered`)
return call[0] as ExtCreated
}
return {
load3DExt: extByName('Comfy.Load3D'),
preview3DExt: extByName('Comfy.Preview3D'),
preview3DAdvancedExt: extByName('Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced'),
save3DAdvancedExt: extByName('Comfy.Save3DAdvanced')
load3DExt: registerExtensionMock.mock.calls[0][0] as ExtCreated,
preview3DExt: registerExtensionMock.mock.calls[1][0] as ExtCreated,
preview3DAdvancedExt: registerExtensionMock.mock.calls[2][0] as ExtCreated
}
}
@@ -273,15 +264,14 @@ function setupBaseMocks() {
describe('load3d module registration', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)
it('registers Comfy.Load3D, Comfy.Preview3D, Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced, and Comfy.Save3DAdvanced extensions on import', async () => {
const { load3DExt, preview3DExt, preview3DAdvancedExt, save3DAdvancedExt } =
it('registers Comfy.Load3D, Comfy.Preview3D, and Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced extensions on import', async () => {
const { load3DExt, preview3DExt, preview3DAdvancedExt } =
await loadExtensionsFresh()
expect(registerExtensionMock).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(4)
expect(registerExtensionMock).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(3)
expect(load3DExt.name).toBe('Comfy.Load3D')
expect(preview3DExt.name).toBe('Comfy.Preview3D')
expect(preview3DAdvancedExt.name).toBe('Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced')
expect(save3DAdvancedExt.name).toBe('Comfy.Save3DAdvanced')
})
})
@@ -721,39 +711,6 @@ describe('Comfy.Preview3D.onNodeOutputsUpdated', () => {
})
})
describe('Comfy.Save3DAdvanced.onNodeOutputsUpdated', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)
it('restores the saved model from the output folder when opened from history', async () => {
const { save3DAdvancedExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreview3DAdvancedNode({ comfyClass: 'Save3DAdvanced' })
getNodeByLocatorIdMock.mockReturnValue(node)
save3DAdvancedExt.onNodeOutputsUpdated!({
'7': { result: ['3d\\ComfyUI_00001.glb'] }
} as never)
expect(node.properties['Last Time Model File']).toBe('3d/ComfyUI_00001.glb')
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00001.glb',
expect.objectContaining({ silentOnNotFound: true })
)
})
it('skips nodes whose comfyClass is not Save3DAdvanced', async () => {
const { save3DAdvancedExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreview3DAdvancedNode({ comfyClass: 'Preview3DAdvanced' })
getNodeByLocatorIdMock.mockReturnValue(node)
save3DAdvancedExt.onNodeOutputsUpdated!({
'7': { result: ['mesh.glb'] }
} as never)
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
})
describe('Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced.nodeCreated', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)
@@ -1075,50 +1032,6 @@ describe('Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced.getNodeMenuItems', () => {
})
})
describe('Comfy.Save3DAdvanced.nodeCreated', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)
it('skips nodes whose comfyClass is not Save3DAdvanced', async () => {
const { save3DAdvancedExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreview3DAdvancedNode({ comfyClass: 'Preview3DAdvanced' })
await save3DAdvancedExt.nodeCreated(node)
expect(waitForLoad3dMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('restores persisted models from the output folder, not temp', async () => {
const { save3DAdvancedExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreview3DAdvancedNode({
comfyClass: 'Save3DAdvanced',
properties: { 'Last Time Model File': '3d/ComfyUI_00001_.glb' }
})
await save3DAdvancedExt.nodeCreated(node)
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00001_.glb',
{ silentOnNotFound: true }
)
})
it('onExecuted loads the saved file from the output folder', async () => {
const { save3DAdvancedExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreview3DAdvancedNode({ comfyClass: 'Save3DAdvanced' })
await save3DAdvancedExt.nodeCreated(node)
node.onExecuted!({ result: ['3d/ComfyUI_00002_.glb'] })
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00002_.glb',
{ silentOnNotFound: true }
)
})
})
describe('Comfy.Load3D scene widget serializeValue caching', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)

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@@ -15,10 +15,8 @@ import { createExportMenuItems } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/exportMenuHelper
import type {
CameraConfig,
CameraState,
LoadFolder,
Model3DInfo
} from '@/extensions/core/load3d/interfaces'
import type Load3d from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3d'
import Load3DConfiguration from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3DConfiguration'
import {
LOAD3D_NONE_MODEL,
@@ -50,7 +48,6 @@ import { ComponentWidgetImpl, addWidget } from '@/scripts/domWidget'
import { useExtensionService } from '@/services/extensionService'
import { useLoad3dService } from '@/services/load3dService'
import { useDialogStore } from '@/stores/dialogStore'
import type { ComfyExtension } from '@/types/comfy'
import { isLoad3dNode } from '@/utils/litegraphUtil'
const inputSpecLoad3D: CustomInputSpec = {
@@ -290,11 +287,8 @@ useExtensionService().registerExtension({
getCustomWidgets() {
const VIEWPORT_STATE_NODES = new Set([
'Preview3DAdvanced',
'Save3DAdvanced',
'PreviewGaussianSplat',
'PreviewPointCloud',
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'SavePointCloud'
'PreviewPointCloud'
])
return {
LOAD_3D(node) {
@@ -685,215 +679,155 @@ useExtensionService().registerExtension({
}
})
function applyPreview3DAdvancedResult(
node: LGraphNode,
load3d: Load3d,
result: NonNullable<Preview3DAdvancedOutput['result']>,
loadFolder: LoadFolder,
comfyClass: string
): void {
const filePath = result[0]
if (!filePath) return
useExtensionService().registerExtension({
name: 'Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced',
const normalizedPath = filePath.replaceAll('\\', '/')
node.properties['Last Time Model File'] = normalizedPath
getNodeMenuItems(node: LGraphNode): (IContextMenuValue | null)[] {
if (node.constructor.comfyClass !== 'Preview3DAdvanced') return []
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(load3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh(loadFolder, normalizedPath, {
silentOnNotFound: true
})
const load3d = useLoad3dService().getLoad3d(node)
if (!load3d) return []
const cameraState = result[1]
const modelTransform = result[2]?.[0]
if (!cameraState && !modelTransform) return
if (load3d.isSplatModel()) return []
const targetGeneration = load3d.currentLoadGeneration
void load3d
.whenLoadIdle()
.then(() => {
if (load3d.currentLoadGeneration !== targetGeneration) return
if (cameraState) load3d.setCameraState(cameraState)
if (modelTransform) load3d.applyModelTransform(modelTransform)
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(
`Failed to apply input camera_info / model_3d_info from ${comfyClass}:`,
error
)
})
}
return createExportMenuItems(load3d)
},
function createPreview3DAdvancedExtension(
comfyClass: string,
extensionName: string,
loadFolder: LoadFolder
): ComfyExtension {
return {
name: extensionName,
async nodeCreated(node: LGraphNode) {
if (node.constructor.comfyClass !== 'Preview3DAdvanced') return
onNodeOutputsUpdated(
nodeOutputs: Record<NodeLocatorId, NodeExecutionOutput>
) {
for (const [locatorId, output] of Object.entries(nodeOutputs)) {
const result = (output as Preview3DAdvancedOutput).result
if (!result?.[0]) continue
const [oldWidth, oldHeight] = node.size
const node = getNodeByLocatorId(app.rootGraph, locatorId)
if (!node || node.constructor.comfyClass !== comfyClass) continue
node.setSize([Math.max(oldWidth, 400), Math.max(oldHeight, 550)])
useLoad3d(node).waitForLoad3d((load3d) => {
applyPreview3DAdvancedResult(
node,
load3d,
result,
loadFolder,
comfyClass
await nextTick()
const onExecuted = node.onExecuted
useLoad3d(node).onLoad3dReady((load3d) => {
const lastTimeModelFile = node.properties['Last Time Model File']
if (!lastTimeModelFile) return
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(load3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh('temp', lastTimeModelFile as string, {
silentOnNotFound: true
})
const cameraConfig = node.properties['Camera Config'] as
| CameraConfig
| undefined
const cameraState = cameraConfig?.state
if (!cameraState) return
const targetGeneration = load3d.currentLoadGeneration
void load3d
.whenLoadIdle()
.then(() => {
if (load3d.currentLoadGeneration !== targetGeneration) return
load3d.setCameraState(cameraState)
load3d.forceRender()
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(
'Failed to restore camera state for Preview3DAdvanced:',
error
)
})
})
useLoad3d(node).waitForLoad3d((load3d) => {
const sceneWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'viewport_state')
if (!sceneWidget) return
const resolveLoad3d = () => nodeToLoad3dMap.get(node) ?? load3d
const widthWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'width')
const heightWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'height')
if (widthWidget && heightWidget) {
load3d.setTargetSize(
widthWidget.value as number,
heightWidget.value as number
)
widthWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(value, heightWidget.value as number)
}
heightWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(widthWidget.value as number, value)
}
}
},
getNodeMenuItems(node: LGraphNode): (IContextMenuValue | null)[] {
if (node.constructor.comfyClass !== comfyClass) return []
sceneWidget.serializeValue = async () => {
const currentLoad3d = nodeToLoad3dMap.get(node)
if (!currentLoad3d) {
console.error('No load3d instance found for node')
return null
}
const load3d = useLoad3dService().getLoad3d(node)
if (!load3d) return []
const cameraConfig: CameraConfig = (node.properties['Camera Config'] as
| CameraConfig
| undefined) || {
cameraType: currentLoad3d.getCurrentCameraType(),
fov: currentLoad3d.cameraManager.perspectiveCamera.fov
}
cameraConfig.state = currentLoad3d.getCameraState()
node.properties['Camera Config'] = cameraConfig
if (load3d.isSplatModel()) return []
const modelInfo = currentLoad3d.getModelInfo()
const model_3d_info: Model3DInfo = modelInfo ? [modelInfo] : []
return createExportMenuItems(load3d)
},
return {
image: '',
mask: '',
normal: '',
camera_info: cameraConfig.state || null,
recording: '',
model_3d_info
}
}
async nodeCreated(node: LGraphNode) {
if (node.constructor.comfyClass !== comfyClass) return
node.onExecuted = function (output: Preview3DAdvancedOutput) {
onExecuted?.call(this, output)
const [oldWidth, oldHeight] = node.size
const result = output.result
const filePath = result?.[0]
node.setSize([Math.max(oldWidth, 400), Math.max(oldHeight, 550)])
if (!filePath) {
const msg = t('toastMessages.unableToGetModelFilePath')
console.error(msg)
useToastStore().addAlert(msg)
return
}
await nextTick()
const normalizedPath = filePath.replaceAll('\\', '/')
node.properties['Last Time Model File'] = normalizedPath
const onExecuted = node.onExecuted
const { onLoad3dReady, waitForLoad3d } = useLoad3d(node)
onLoad3dReady((load3d) => {
const lastTimeModelFile = node.properties['Last Time Model File']
if (!lastTimeModelFile) return
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(load3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh(loadFolder, lastTimeModelFile as string, {
const currentLoad3d = resolveLoad3d()
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(currentLoad3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh('temp', normalizedPath, {
silentOnNotFound: true
})
const cameraConfig = node.properties['Camera Config'] as
| CameraConfig
| undefined
const cameraState = cameraConfig?.state
if (!cameraState) return
const targetGeneration = load3d.currentLoadGeneration
void load3d
.whenLoadIdle()
.then(() => {
if (load3d.currentLoadGeneration !== targetGeneration) return
load3d.setCameraState(cameraState)
load3d.forceRender()
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(
`Failed to restore camera state for ${comfyClass}:`,
error
)
})
})
waitForLoad3d((load3d) => {
const sceneWidget = node.widgets?.find(
(w) => w.name === 'viewport_state'
)
if (!sceneWidget) return
const resolveLoad3d = () => nodeToLoad3dMap.get(node) ?? load3d
const widthWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'width')
const heightWidget = node.widgets?.find((w) => w.name === 'height')
if (widthWidget && heightWidget) {
load3d.setTargetSize(
widthWidget.value as number,
heightWidget.value as number
)
widthWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(value, heightWidget.value as number)
}
heightWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(widthWidget.value as number, value)
}
const cameraState = result?.[1]
const modelTransform = result?.[2]?.[0]
if (cameraState || modelTransform) {
const targetGeneration = currentLoad3d.currentLoadGeneration
void currentLoad3d
.whenLoadIdle()
.then(() => {
if (currentLoad3d.currentLoadGeneration !== targetGeneration)
return
if (cameraState) currentLoad3d.setCameraState(cameraState)
if (modelTransform)
currentLoad3d.applyModelTransform(modelTransform)
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(
'Failed to apply input camera_info / model_3d_info from Preview3DAdvanced:',
error
)
})
}
sceneWidget.serializeValue = async () => {
const currentLoad3d = nodeToLoad3dMap.get(node)
if (!currentLoad3d) {
console.error('No load3d instance found for node')
return null
}
const cameraConfig: CameraConfig = (node.properties[
'Camera Config'
] as CameraConfig | undefined) || {
cameraType: currentLoad3d.getCurrentCameraType(),
fov: currentLoad3d.cameraManager.perspectiveCamera.fov
}
cameraConfig.state = currentLoad3d.getCameraState()
node.properties['Camera Config'] = cameraConfig
const modelInfo = currentLoad3d.getModelInfo()
const model_3d_info: Model3DInfo = modelInfo ? [modelInfo] : []
return {
image: '',
mask: '',
normal: '',
camera_info: cameraConfig.state || null,
recording: '',
model_3d_info
}
}
node.onExecuted = function (output: Preview3DAdvancedOutput) {
onExecuted?.call(this, output)
const result = output.result
if (!result?.[0]) {
const msg = t('toastMessages.unableToGetModelFilePath')
console.error(msg)
useToastStore().addAlert(msg)
return
}
applyPreview3DAdvancedResult(
node,
resolveLoad3d(),
result,
loadFolder,
comfyClass
)
}
})
}
}
})
}
}
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DAdvancedExtension(
'Preview3DAdvanced',
'Comfy.Preview3DAdvanced',
'temp'
)
)
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DAdvancedExtension(
'Save3DAdvanced',
'Comfy.Save3DAdvanced',
'output'
)
)
})

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@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ export type MaterialMode =
export type UpDirection = 'original' | '-x' | '+x' | '-y' | '+y' | '-z' | '+z'
export type CameraType = 'perspective' | 'orthographic'
export type BackgroundRenderModeType = 'tiled' | 'panorama'
export type LoadFolder = 'temp' | 'output'
interface CameraQuaternion {
x: number

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@@ -3,24 +3,21 @@
* Adding a new node type that uses the viewer = one line change here.
*/
const LOAD3D_RESULT_VIEWER_NODES = new Set([
const LOAD3D_PREVIEW_NODES = new Set([
'Preview3D',
'PreviewGaussianSplat',
'PreviewPointCloud',
'Save3DAdvanced',
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'SavePointCloud'
'PreviewPointCloud'
])
const LOAD3D_ALL_NODES = new Set([
...LOAD3D_RESULT_VIEWER_NODES,
...LOAD3D_PREVIEW_NODES,
'Load3D',
'Load3DAdvanced',
'SaveGLB'
])
export const isLoad3dResultViewerNode = (nodeType: string): boolean =>
LOAD3D_RESULT_VIEWER_NODES.has(nodeType)
export const isLoad3dPreviewNode = (nodeType: string): boolean =>
LOAD3D_PREVIEW_NODES.has(nodeType)
export const isLoad3dNode = (nodeType: string): boolean =>
LOAD3D_ALL_NODES.has(nodeType)

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@@ -90,10 +90,7 @@ describe('load3dLazy', () => {
'Preview3D',
'PreviewGaussianSplat',
'PreviewPointCloud',
'SaveGLB',
'Save3DAdvanced',
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'SavePointCloud'
'SaveGLB'
])(
'recognizes %s as a 3D node type and triggers the lazy-load path',
async (nodeType) => {

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@@ -76,24 +76,14 @@ type ExtCreated = ComfyExtension & {
async function loadExtensionsFresh(): Promise<{
splatExt: ExtCreated
pointCloudExt: ExtCreated
saveSplatExt: ExtCreated
savePointCloudExt: ExtCreated
}> {
vi.resetModules()
registerExtensionMock.mockClear()
await import('@/extensions/core/load3dPreviewExtensions')
const extByName = (name: string): ExtCreated => {
const call = registerExtensionMock.mock.calls.find(
(c) => (c[0] as ExtCreated).name === name
)
if (!call) throw new Error(`Extension ${name} was not registered`)
return call[0] as ExtCreated
}
const [splatCall, pointCloudCall] = registerExtensionMock.mock.calls
return {
splatExt: extByName('Comfy.PreviewGaussianSplat'),
pointCloudExt: extByName('Comfy.PreviewPointCloud'),
saveSplatExt: extByName('Comfy.SaveGaussianSplat'),
savePointCloudExt: extByName('Comfy.SavePointCloud')
splatExt: splatCall[0] as ExtCreated,
pointCloudExt: pointCloudCall[0] as ExtCreated
}
}
@@ -102,7 +92,6 @@ interface FakeLoad3d {
isSplatModel: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
forceRender: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
setCameraState: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
applyModelTransform: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
setTargetSize: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
getCurrentCameraType: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
getCameraState: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn>
@@ -117,7 +106,6 @@ function makeLoad3dMock(): FakeLoad3d {
isSplatModel: vi.fn(() => false),
forceRender: vi.fn(),
setCameraState: vi.fn(),
applyModelTransform: vi.fn(),
setTargetSize: vi.fn(),
getCurrentCameraType: vi.fn(() => 'perspective'),
getCameraState: vi.fn(() => ({ position: { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 } })),
@@ -163,59 +151,12 @@ function setupBaseMocks() {
describe('load3dPreviewExtensions module registration', () => {
beforeEach(setupBaseMocks)
it('registers preview and save extensions on import', async () => {
const { splatExt, pointCloudExt, saveSplatExt, savePointCloudExt } =
await loadExtensionsFresh()
it('registers both preview extensions on import', async () => {
const { splatExt, pointCloudExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
expect(registerExtensionMock).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(4)
expect(registerExtensionMock).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2)
expect(splatExt.name).toBe('Comfy.PreviewGaussianSplat')
expect(pointCloudExt.name).toBe('Comfy.PreviewPointCloud')
expect(saveSplatExt.name).toBe('Comfy.SaveGaussianSplat')
expect(savePointCloudExt.name).toBe('Comfy.SavePointCloud')
})
it('save extensions load the saved file from the output folder, not temp', async () => {
const { saveSplatExt, savePointCloudExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const load3d = makeLoad3dMock()
waitForLoad3dMock.mockImplementation((cb: (l: FakeLoad3d) => void) =>
cb(load3d)
)
const splatNode = makePreviewNode({ comfyClass: 'SaveGaussianSplat' })
await saveSplatExt.nodeCreated(splatNode)
splatNode.onExecuted!({ result: ['3d/ComfyUI_00001_.ply'] })
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenLastCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00001_.ply',
expect.objectContaining({ silentOnNotFound: true })
)
const pcNode = makePreviewNode({ comfyClass: 'SavePointCloud' })
await savePointCloudExt.nodeCreated(pcNode)
pcNode.onExecuted!({ result: ['3d/ComfyUI_00002_.ply'] })
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenLastCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00002_.ply',
expect.objectContaining({ silentOnNotFound: true })
)
})
it('restores persisted models from the output folder on nodeCreated, not temp', async () => {
const { saveSplatExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const node = makePreviewNode({
comfyClass: 'SaveGaussianSplat',
properties: { 'Last Time Model File': '3d/ComfyUI_00001_.ply' }
})
await saveSplatExt.nodeCreated(node)
expect(configureForSaveMeshMock).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
'output',
'3d/ComfyUI_00001_.ply',
expect.objectContaining({ silentOnNotFound: true })
)
})
})
@@ -273,44 +214,6 @@ describe('Comfy.PreviewGaussianSplat.nodeCreated', () => {
expect(cameraConfig?.state).toEqual(cameraState)
})
it('applies onExecuted results to the remounted instance, not the disposed closure', async () => {
const { splatExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const original = makeLoad3dMock()
waitForLoad3dMock.mockImplementation((cb: (l: FakeLoad3d) => void) =>
cb(original)
)
const node = makePreviewNode()
await splatExt.nodeCreated(node)
const remounted = makeLoad3dMock()
nodeToLoad3dMapMock.set(node, remounted)
node.onExecuted!({
result: ['scene.ply', { position: { x: 1, y: 2, z: 3 } }]
})
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0))
expect(remounted.forceRender).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(original.forceRender).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('re-applies the model transform from result[2] on execute', async () => {
const { saveSplatExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const load3d = makeLoad3dMock()
waitForLoad3dMock.mockImplementation((cb: (l: FakeLoad3d) => void) =>
cb(load3d)
)
const node = makePreviewNode({ comfyClass: 'SaveGaussianSplat' })
const transform = { position: { x: 1, y: 2, z: 3 } }
await saveSplatExt.nodeCreated(node)
node.onExecuted!({ result: ['scene.ply', undefined, [transform]] })
await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0))
expect(load3d.applyModelTransform).toHaveBeenCalledWith(transform)
})
it('syncs width/height widgets to load3d.setTargetSize and registers callbacks', async () => {
const { splatExt } = await loadExtensionsFresh()
const load3d = makeLoad3dMock()

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@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import { createExportMenuItems } from '@/extensions/core/load3d/exportMenuHelper
import type {
CameraConfig,
CameraState,
LoadFolder,
Model3DInfo
} from '@/extensions/core/load3d/interfaces'
import type Load3d from '@/extensions/core/load3d/Load3d'
@@ -30,9 +29,7 @@ function applyResultToLoad3d(
node: LGraphNode,
load3d: Load3d,
filePath: string,
cameraState: CameraState | undefined,
modelTransform: Model3DInfo[number] | undefined,
loadFolder: LoadFolder
cameraState: CameraState | undefined
): void {
const normalizedPath = filePath.replaceAll('\\', '/')
node.properties['Last Time Model File'] = normalizedPath
@@ -49,7 +46,7 @@ function applyResultToLoad3d(
}
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(load3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh(loadFolder, normalizedPath, {
config.configureForSaveMesh('temp', normalizedPath, {
silentOnNotFound: true
})
@@ -57,15 +54,13 @@ function applyResultToLoad3d(
void load3d.whenLoadIdle().then(() => {
if (load3d.currentLoadGeneration !== targetGeneration) return
if (cameraState) load3d.setCameraState(cameraState)
if (modelTransform) load3d.applyModelTransform(modelTransform)
load3d.forceRender()
})
}
function createPreview3DExtension(
comfyClass: string,
extensionName: string,
loadFolder: LoadFolder
extensionName: string
): ComfyExtension {
const applyPreviewOutput = (
node: LGraphNode,
@@ -73,18 +68,10 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
): void => {
const filePath = result[0]
const cameraState = result[1]
const modelTransform = result[2]?.[0]
if (!filePath) return
useLoad3d(node).waitForLoad3d((load3d) => {
applyResultToLoad3d(
node,
load3d,
filePath,
cameraState,
modelTransform,
loadFolder
)
applyResultToLoad3d(node, load3d, filePath, cameraState)
})
}
@@ -132,7 +119,7 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
if (!lastTimeModelFile) return
const config = new Load3DConfiguration(load3d, node.properties)
config.configureForSaveMesh(loadFolder, lastTimeModelFile as string, {
config.configureForSaveMesh('temp', lastTimeModelFile as string, {
silentOnNotFound: true
})
@@ -149,8 +136,6 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
})
waitForLoad3d((load3d) => {
const resolveLoad3d = () => nodeToLoad3dMap.get(node) ?? load3d
const sceneWidget = node.widgets?.find(
(w) => w.name === 'viewport_state'
)
@@ -163,10 +148,10 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
heightWidget.value as number
)
widthWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(value, heightWidget.value as number)
load3d.setTargetSize(value, heightWidget.value as number)
}
heightWidget.callback = (value: number) => {
resolveLoad3d().setTargetSize(widthWidget.value as number, value)
load3d.setTargetSize(widthWidget.value as number, value)
}
}
@@ -214,14 +199,7 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
return
}
applyResultToLoad3d(
node,
resolveLoad3d(),
filePath,
result?.[1],
result?.[2]?.[0],
loadFolder
)
applyResultToLoad3d(node, load3d, filePath, result?.[1])
}
})
}
@@ -229,26 +207,8 @@ function createPreview3DExtension(
}
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DExtension(
'PreviewGaussianSplat',
'Comfy.PreviewGaussianSplat',
'temp'
)
createPreview3DExtension('PreviewGaussianSplat', 'Comfy.PreviewGaussianSplat')
)
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DExtension(
'PreviewPointCloud',
'Comfy.PreviewPointCloud',
'temp'
)
)
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DExtension(
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'Comfy.SaveGaussianSplat',
'output'
)
)
useExtensionService().registerExtension(
createPreview3DExtension('SavePointCloud', 'Comfy.SavePointCloud', 'output')
createPreview3DExtension('PreviewPointCloud', 'Comfy.PreviewPointCloud')
)

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@@ -81,9 +81,6 @@ describe('Comfy.SaveImageExtraOutput', () => {
'SaveAudioOpus',
'SaveAudioAdvanced',
'SaveGLB',
'Save3DAdvanced',
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'SavePointCloud',
'SaveAnimatedPNG',
'CLIPSave',
'VAESave',

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@@ -16,9 +16,6 @@ const saveNodeTypes = new Set([
'SaveAudioOpus',
'SaveAudioAdvanced',
'SaveGLB',
'Save3DAdvanced',
'SaveGaussianSplat',
'SavePointCloud',
'SaveAnimatedPNG',
'CLIPSave',
'VAESave',

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@@ -167,17 +167,7 @@ const tm = i18n.global.tm
*/
export function st(key: string, fallbackMessage: string) {
// The normal defaultMsg overload fails in some cases for custom nodes
if (!te(key)) return fallbackMessage
try {
return t(key)
} catch (error) {
// A custom-node-provided message value can contain vue-i18n linked-message
// syntax (a literal "@", "{", "|"), which throws at compile time. One bad
// key must never abort app boot (this runs on getNodeDefs -> registerNodes
// -> comfyApp.setup(), before window.app is assigned).
console.warn(`Failed to translate "${key}"; using fallback`, error)
return fallbackMessage
}
return te(key) ? t(key) : fallbackMessage
}
/**

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@@ -2170,8 +2170,7 @@
"descLabel": "description",
"textPlaceholder": "text to render (verbatim)",
"descPlaceholder": "description of this region",
"colors": "color_palette",
"grid": "Grid"
"colors": "color_palette"
},
"palette": {
"addColor": "Add a color",

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@@ -24,10 +24,6 @@ interface MockGraph {
onNodeAdded: ((node: MockNode) => void) | null
onNodeRemoved: ((node: MockNode) => void) | null
onConnectionChange: ((node: MockNode) => void) | null
events: {
addEventListener: Mock
removeEventListener: Mock
}
}
interface MockCanvas {
@@ -132,11 +128,7 @@ const setupMocks = () => {
setDirtyCanvas: vi.fn(),
onNodeAdded: null,
onNodeRemoved: null,
onConnectionChange: null,
events: {
addEventListener: vi.fn(),
removeEventListener: vi.fn()
}
onConnectionChange: null
}
moduleMockCanvas = {
@@ -300,11 +292,7 @@ describe('useMinimap', () => {
setDirtyCanvas: vi.fn(),
onNodeAdded: null,
onNodeRemoved: null,
onConnectionChange: null,
events: {
addEventListener: vi.fn(),
removeEventListener: vi.fn()
}
onConnectionChange: null
}
moduleMockCanvas = {

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@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ import { beforeEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'
import { ref } from 'vue'
import type { Ref } from 'vue'
import { CustomEventTarget } from '@/lib/litegraph/src/infrastructure/CustomEventTarget'
import type { LGraphEventMap } from '@/lib/litegraph/src/infrastructure/LGraphEventMap'
import type { LGraph, LGraphNode } from '@/lib/litegraph/src/litegraph'
import { toLinkId } from '@/types/linkId'
import { useMinimapGraph } from '@/renderer/extensions/minimap/composables/useMinimapGraph'
@@ -47,7 +45,6 @@ describe('useMinimapGraph', () => {
createMockLGraphNode({ id: '2', pos: [300, 200], size: [120, 60] })
],
links: createMockLinks([createMockLLink({ id: toLinkId(1) })]),
events: new CustomEventTarget<LGraphEventMap>(),
onNodeAdded: vi.fn(),
onNodeRemoved: vi.fn(),
onConnectionChange: vi.fn()
@@ -111,6 +108,13 @@ describe('useMinimapGraph', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
// Store original callbacks for comparison
// const originalCallbacks = {
// onNodeAdded: mockGraph.onNodeAdded,
// onNodeRemoved: mockGraph.onNodeRemoved,
// onConnectionChange: mockGraph.onConnectionChange
// }
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
const wrappedCallbacks = {
onNodeAdded: mockGraph.onNodeAdded,
@@ -156,96 +160,6 @@ describe('useMinimapGraph', () => {
expect(() => graphManager.cleanupEventListeners()).not.toThrow()
})
it('cleanup leaves a later wrapper alone when one is layered on top', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
const minimapWrapper = mockGraph.onNodeAdded
// Simulate another system adding its own wrapper on top
const downstream = vi.fn()
const layeredWrapper = vi.fn(function (this: unknown, node: LGraphNode) {
minimapWrapper?.call(this, node)
downstream(node)
})
mockGraph.onNodeAdded = layeredWrapper
graphManager.cleanupEventListeners()
// The newer wrapper must survive cleanup
expect(mockGraph.onNodeAdded).toBe(layeredWrapper)
})
it('a buried wrapper becomes inert after cleanup', () => {
const originalOnNodeAdded = vi.fn()
mockGraph.onNodeAdded = originalOnNodeAdded
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
const buriedWrapper = mockGraph.onNodeAdded
// Layer something on top so cleanup can't restore.
mockGraph.onNodeAdded = vi.fn()
graphManager.cleanupEventListeners()
vi.mocked(onGraphChangedMock).mockClear()
// Call the method directly and ensure it is a no-op
const testNode = { id: '9' } as LGraphNode
buriedWrapper!(testNode)
expect(originalOnNodeAdded).toHaveBeenCalledWith(testNode)
expect(onGraphChangedMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('invalidates cache and fires update on visual property changes', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
mockGraph.events.dispatch('node:property:changed', {
nodeId: '1',
property: 'color',
oldValue: '',
newValue: '#fff'
})
expect(onGraphChangedMock).toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('ignores unrelated property changes', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
mockGraph.events.dispatch('node:property:changed', {
nodeId: '1',
property: 'title',
oldValue: 'a',
newValue: 'b'
})
expect(onGraphChangedMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('detaches the property listener on cleanup', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)
graphManager.setupEventListeners()
graphManager.cleanupEventListeners()
mockGraph.events.dispatch('node:property:changed', {
nodeId: '1',
property: 'mode',
oldValue: 0,
newValue: 1
})
expect(onGraphChangedMock).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
})
it('should detect node position changes', () => {
const graphRef = ref(mockGraph) as Ref<LGraph | null>
const graphManager = useMinimapGraph(graphRef, onGraphChangedMock)

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@@ -2,9 +2,11 @@ import { useThrottleFn } from '@vueuse/core'
import { ref, watch } from 'vue'
import type { Ref } from 'vue'
import { useChainCallback } from '@/composables/functional/useChainCallback'
import type { LGraphEventMap } from '@/lib/litegraph/src/infrastructure/LGraphEventMap'
import type { LGraph, LGraphNode } from '@/lib/litegraph/src/litegraph'
import type {
LGraph,
LGraphNode,
LGraphTriggerEvent
} from '@/lib/litegraph/src/litegraph'
import { layoutStore } from '@/renderer/core/layout/store/layoutStore'
import { api } from '@/scripts/api'
import { toNodeId } from '@/types/nodeId'
@@ -17,6 +19,7 @@ interface GraphCallbacks {
onNodeAdded?: (node: LGraphNode) => void
onNodeRemoved?: (node: LGraphNode) => void
onConnectionChange?: (node: LGraphNode) => void
onTrigger?: (event: LGraphTriggerEvent) => void
}
export function useMinimapGraph(
@@ -36,17 +39,8 @@ export function useMinimapGraph(
// Track LayoutStore version for change detection
const layoutStoreVersion = layoutStore.getVersion()
// Cleanup restores originals only when our wrapper is still on top, and
// marks any buried wrapper inert via `entry.live` so it can't fire dead work.
interface InstalledHooks {
originals: GraphCallbacks
wrappers: GraphCallbacks
live: boolean
onPropertyChanged: (
e: CustomEvent<LGraphEventMap['node:property:changed']>
) => void
}
const hooksMap = new Map<string, InstalledHooks>()
// Map to store original callbacks per graph ID
const originalCallbacksMap = new Map<string, GraphCallbacks>()
const handleGraphChangedThrottled = useThrottleFn(() => {
onGraphChanged()
@@ -54,85 +48,71 @@ export function useMinimapGraph(
const setupEventListeners = () => {
const g = graph.value
if (!g || hooksMap.has(g.id)) return
if (!g) return
const originals: GraphCallbacks = {
// Check if we've already wrapped this graph's callbacks
if (originalCallbacksMap.has(g.id)) {
return
}
// Store the original callbacks for this graph
const originalCallbacks: GraphCallbacks = {
onNodeAdded: g.onNodeAdded,
onNodeRemoved: g.onNodeRemoved,
onConnectionChange: g.onConnectionChange
onConnectionChange: g.onConnectionChange,
onTrigger: g.onTrigger
}
const wrappers: GraphCallbacks = {}
originalCallbacksMap.set(g.id, originalCallbacks)
const onPropertyChanged = (
e: CustomEvent<LGraphEventMap['node:property:changed']>
) => {
const { property, nodeId } = e.detail
if (
property === 'mode' ||
property === 'bgcolor' ||
property === 'color'
) {
nodeStatesCache.delete(toNodeId(nodeId))
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
}
}
const entry: InstalledHooks = {
originals,
wrappers,
live: true,
onPropertyChanged
}
hooksMap.set(g.id, entry)
wrappers.onNodeAdded = useChainCallback(originals.onNodeAdded, function () {
if (!entry.live) return
g.onNodeAdded = function (node: LGraphNode) {
originalCallbacks.onNodeAdded?.call(this, node)
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
})
g.onNodeAdded = wrappers.onNodeAdded
}
wrappers.onNodeRemoved = useChainCallback(
originals.onNodeRemoved,
function (node: LGraphNode) {
if (!entry.live) return
nodeStatesCache.delete(node.id)
g.onNodeRemoved = function (node: LGraphNode) {
originalCallbacks.onNodeRemoved?.call(this, node)
nodeStatesCache.delete(node.id)
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
}
g.onConnectionChange = function (node: LGraphNode) {
originalCallbacks.onConnectionChange?.call(this, node)
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
}
g.onTrigger = function (event: LGraphTriggerEvent) {
originalCallbacks.onTrigger?.call(this, event)
// Listen for visual property changes that affect minimap rendering
if (
event.type === 'node:property:changed' &&
(event.property === 'mode' ||
event.property === 'bgcolor' ||
event.property === 'color')
) {
// Invalidate cache for this node to force redraw
nodeStatesCache.delete(toNodeId(event.nodeId))
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
}
)
g.onNodeRemoved = wrappers.onNodeRemoved
wrappers.onConnectionChange = useChainCallback(
originals.onConnectionChange,
function () {
if (!entry.live) return
void handleGraphChangedThrottled()
}
)
g.onConnectionChange = wrappers.onConnectionChange
g.events.addEventListener('node:property:changed', onPropertyChanged)
}
}
const cleanupEventListeners = (oldGraph?: LGraph) => {
const g = oldGraph || graph.value
if (!g) return
const entry = hooksMap.get(g.id)
if (!entry) return
const { originals, wrappers } = entry
if (g.onNodeAdded === wrappers.onNodeAdded)
g.onNodeAdded = originals.onNodeAdded
if (g.onNodeRemoved === wrappers.onNodeRemoved)
g.onNodeRemoved = originals.onNodeRemoved
if (g.onConnectionChange === wrappers.onConnectionChange)
g.onConnectionChange = originals.onConnectionChange
g.events.removeEventListener(
'node:property:changed',
entry.onPropertyChanged
)
const originalCallbacks = originalCallbacksMap.get(g.id)
if (!originalCallbacks) {
// Graph was never set up (e.g., minimap destroyed before init) - nothing to clean up
return
}
entry.live = false
hooksMap.delete(g.id)
g.onNodeAdded = originalCallbacks.onNodeAdded
g.onNodeRemoved = originalCallbacks.onNodeRemoved
g.onConnectionChange = originalCallbacks.onConnectionChange
g.onTrigger = originalCallbacks.onTrigger
originalCallbacksMap.delete(g.id)
}
const checkForChangesInternal = () => {

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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import type { InputSpec } from '@/schemas/nodeDef/nodeDefSchemaV2'
import { useBoundingBoxesWidget } from './useBoundingBoxesWidget'
const widgetOptions = { serialize: true, canvasOnly: false, hideInPanel: true }
const widgetOptions = { serialize: true, canvasOnly: false }
function mockNode() {
return { addWidget: vi.fn(() => ({})) } as unknown as LGraphNode & {

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@@ -17,8 +17,7 @@ export const useBoundingBoxesWidget = (): ComfyWidgetConstructorV2 => {
})) ?? []
return node.addWidget('boundingboxes', spec.name, defaultValue, null, {
serialize: true,
canvasOnly: false,
hideInPanel: true
canvasOnly: false
}) as IBaseWidget
}
}