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ShowTextForGPT is a utility node within the comfyui-mixlab-nodes suite, designed to display text and optionally save it to a file. This node is particularly useful for debugging, displaying the output of text-based processes (like those from GPT nodes), and logging information within ComfyUI workflows.

ShowTextForGPT Introduction

The ShowTextForGPT node serves as a simple yet effective way to visualize and persist text data within a ComfyUI workflow. It takes text as input, displays it in the ComfyUI interface, and can optionally save the text to a file. This is beneficial for:

• Debugging: Displaying intermediate text outputs to understand workflow behavior.
• Logging: Saving text-based results for later analysis or documentation.
• Text Generation: Showing the output of text generation models (like GPT) for review.

ShowTextForGPT Input Introduction

The ShowTextForGPT node accepts the following inputs:

• text (STRING): The text to be displayed and optionally saved. This input supports multiline strings and dynamic prompts.
• output_dir (STRING, Optional): The directory where the text file will be saved. If no output_dir specified, the text will be saved to a temporary directory.

ShowTextForGPT Output Introduction

The ShowTextForGPT node provides the following outputs:

• text (STRING): The input text is passed through as the output. This allows you to chain the text to other nodes in your workflow.

The node also has a "ui" output, which displays the text in the ComfyUI interface.

ShowTextForGPT Usage Tips

Here are a few tips for using the ShowTextForGPT node effectively:

• Debugging: Use ShowTextForGPT to display the output of other nodes, such as GPT nodes, to understand their behavior. This can help you identify and fix errors in your workflow.
• Logging: Save important text-based results to a file for later analysis. This can be useful for tracking changes over time or for documenting your workflow.
• Dynamic File Names: Use dynamic prompts to create file names that include the date, time, or other relevant information. This can help you organize your files and make them easier to find.
• Clean Output: Ensure the text input is properly formatted before displaying it. This may involve removing unnecessary characters or adding line breaks.
• Chaining: Use the text output to pass the text to other nodes in your workflow. This allows you to use the ShowTextForGPT node as part of a larger text processing pipeline.