Built using NextJS.
Install Prettier + Eslint extensions.
.vscode/settings.json.defaultis available, it is set up in the workspace to lint + format code on save.- Copy to
settings.jsonto use it - But also maybe don't because the existing code doesn't stick to that formatter at all
- Copy to
- Install prereqs:
- Clone this repo
- install NodeJS: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/current
- Install pnpm: https://pnpm.io/installation
- open new terminal install (pnpm doesn't add self to path instantly) (note VS Code terminal has persistence that will screw you here)
pnpm install
- Setup:
- Copy
.env.local.exampleto.env.localand configure it
- Copy
- Actually run:
pnpm run dev- Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
/frontend shows ComfyUI_frontend's CI on main per commit and workflow, its perf baselines per scenario (judged by the frontend repo's own z-score rule, published with the data), and the daily custom-nodes gate per shard with the pinned core and the current streak. It reads only static JSON that the worker repo's frontend-index workflow publishes under frontend/ on its results branch; no token or server code. The tab also shows the GPU pack workflows from the regression lane index (regression/index/lanes.json and each lane's head): every workflow whose newest cell carries cn is listed with its last runs, each pack's import status, and the pack's pinned commit from the worker's manifest/custom_nodes.json. NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_BASE overrides the base URL (default: the results branch via raw.githubusercontent.com); set it to /fixtures/frontend to render the checked-in samples in public/fixtures/frontend/ before the publisher has run. The samples are the publisher's own dry-run output (only bot author logins are replaced by merge-bot), never hand-written: regenerate them from the worker repo with python scripts/frontend_index.py --skip-publish --results-workdir <scratch> --backfill-days 3, copy its frontend/ tree over public/fixtures/frontend/, and point the shard imports in src/frontend/fixtures.check.ts at the new month if it changed. That file makes tsc and next build check the samples against src/frontend/types.ts, so a renamed or dropped key fails the build instead of the live page.
Start the dev server.
Currently, the Orval spec is in orval.config.js. It points to the OpenAPI spec in your localhost server. This can be changed to staging or prod.
npx orval
This generates react queries that you can use in your Components.
Make a PR to the main branch. Once merged, Vercel will deploy to https://comfyci.org