ComfyUI Node: RunningHub Node Info

RunningHub Node Info:

The RunningHubNodeInfo node is designed to provide detailed information about nodes within the RunningHub ecosystem. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the management and monitoring of nodes by offering insights into their current status and configurations. This node is particularly beneficial for users who need to keep track of multiple nodes, ensuring they are operating efficiently and effectively. By leveraging this node, you can gain a comprehensive understanding of your node infrastructure, which aids in optimizing performance and troubleshooting potential issues. The node's capabilities are centered around delivering accurate and up-to-date information, making it an essential tool for maintaining a robust and reliable node network.

RunningHub Node Info Input Parameters:

api_key

The api_key is a string parameter that serves as a security credential, allowing the node to authenticate and interact with the RunningHub API. It is crucial for ensuring that only authorized users can access node information. The default value is an empty string, and it must be provided for the node to function correctly.

workflow_id

The workflow_id is a string parameter that identifies the specific workflow associated with the node. It is essential for linking the node to the correct workflow, ensuring that the information retrieved is relevant and accurate. The default value is an empty string, and it cannot be left blank.

node_info_list

The node_info_list is a parameter that contains a list of node information objects. This list is used to specify which nodes' information should be retrieved and monitored. It plays a critical role in determining the scope of the node's operation.

seed

The seed is an integer parameter that influences the randomization process within the node's operations. It has a default value of 0, with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 0xffffffffffffffff. Adjusting the seed can impact the variability and repeatability of the node's results.

max_attempts

The max_attempts is an integer parameter that defines the maximum number of attempts the node will make to retrieve node information. It has a default value of 60, with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 1000. This parameter is crucial for controlling the node's persistence in obtaining data.

interval_seconds

The interval_seconds is a float parameter that specifies the time interval, in seconds, between each attempt to retrieve node information. It has a default value of 5.0, with a minimum of 1.0 and a maximum of 60.0. This parameter helps manage the frequency of data retrieval, balancing between responsiveness and resource usage.

RunningHub Node Info Output Parameters:

file_urls

The file_urls output provides a list of URLs pointing to files related to the node information. This output is useful for accessing detailed reports or logs associated with the nodes.

task_id

The task_id output is a string that uniquely identifies the task associated with retrieving node information. It is important for tracking and managing specific data retrieval operations.

msg

The msg output is a string that contains messages or notifications related to the node's operation. It provides insights into the status and results of the node's activities.

promptTips

The promptTips output offers suggestions or tips related to the node's operation. This output can help users optimize their use of the node and address potential issues.

taskStatus

The taskStatus output indicates the current status of the task associated with the node. It is crucial for understanding whether the node is operating successfully or if there are any issues.

fileType

The fileType output specifies the type of files associated with the node information. This output helps users understand the format and nature of the data being retrieved.

code

The code output provides a string representing any codes or identifiers related to the node's operation. It is useful for debugging and tracking purposes.

json

The json output contains a JSON-formatted string with detailed node information. This output is essential for users who need structured data for further analysis or integration with other systems.

RunningHub Node Info Usage Tips:

• Ensure that your api_key is valid and up-to-date to avoid authentication issues when accessing node information.
• Regularly update the workflow_id to match the current workflows you are monitoring, ensuring the data retrieved is relevant.
• Adjust the max_attempts and interval_seconds parameters to balance between timely data retrieval and resource efficiency, especially in environments with limited bandwidth.

RunningHub Node Info Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid API Key

• Explanation: The provided api_key is incorrect or expired, preventing authentication with the RunningHub API.
• Solution: Verify that the api_key is correct and has not expired. Obtain a new key if necessary and update the node configuration.

Empty Workflow ID

• Explanation: The workflow_id parameter is empty, which is required for identifying the workflow associated with the node.
• Solution: Ensure that a valid workflow_id is provided. Double-check the workflow ID for any typos or errors.

Exceeded Maximum Attempts

• Explanation: The node has reached the max_attempts limit without successfully retrieving node information.
• Solution: Increase the max_attempts value to allow more attempts, or check for connectivity issues that may be preventing successful data retrieval.