ComfyUI is a versatile user interface library designed for making applications more interactive and user-friendly. In this guide, we will walk you through the essentials of using ComfyUI, from installation to advanced features.
Before diving into the details, ensure you have the necessary dependencies installed. ComfyUI requires:
To install ComfyUI, open your terminal and run the following command:
pip install comfyui
Once installed, you can create your first application in just a few steps. Here’s a basic example:
import comfyui as ui
@ui.route('/')
def home():
return ui.text('Welcome to ComfyUI!')
ui.run()
ComfyUI offers a variety of components to enhance your application's functionality. Here’s a breakdown of some commonly used elements:
Here's how you can add a button to your application:
@ui.route('/button')
def button_example():
return ui.button('Click Me!', onclick='button_clicked()')
def button_clicked():
ui.show('Button was clicked!')
ComfyUI also supports advanced features such as routing, state management, and custom styling. Here's a quick overview:
To add custom styles, you can link a CSS file in your HTML:
@ui.route('/style')
def styled_page():
return ui.html('Styled Page
')
ComfyUI is an intuitive framework for creating user interfaces in Python. Whether you're building a simple application or a complex system, ComfyUI provides the tools you need to succeed. Start experimenting with the examples above and unlock the full potential of your applications!
"The best way to predict the future is to create it." - Peter Drucker
For more information and documentation, visit the official ComfyUI documentation.