How to build a traditional UI interface like SD WebUI based on ComfyUI

[fzshyi]

Hi everyone, I have designed some workflows to work, but the UI is very unfriendly to non-programmers, my colleagues can't accept subgraphs, and I'm worried about what they will mess around. I want to make an interface like SD WebUI, which is of course simpler than it, do you have any suggestions, whether there are ready-made plugins, or similar github projects. I only need to expose the image upload, pos and neg prompts, scale, length, duration, save folder file name, and some other simple controls or parameters.

[rtl-svg]

Take Gradio, work on it for six months to a year, and voila, you have a Comfyui without subgraphs. Greetings, "colleagues"!
Seriously though, take a closer look at "Apps" in new Comfy features.

[serious-44]

One option would be to export your workflows in API mode and use your preferred development environment to write a program that uses http://localhost:8188/ws.

The communication is quite extensive: Your program populates the workflow json with the entered values, opens a channel for status and error messages, uploads the images, executes the workflow, and downloads the generated images. But there are wrappers like https://github.com/9elements/comfyui-api/

[noyart]

I can't program at all and find comfyui UI to work fine, you just need to learn it like any other software. You can clean up workflows pretty well using subgraphs, this is my chroma workflow that I made, cleaned it up so only the most important things are showing to be changed. Otherwise you need to use some API or wait for the app feature to be released. The app feature are suppose to be for exactly this. Export for easy use by others.