ComfyUI Node: Tagger

Tagger:

The Tagger node is designed to enhance text by inserting specified tags at the beginning, middle, and end of a given text block. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to structure their text data in a more organized and meaningful way. By allowing you to define tags and their preferred placement, the Tagger node helps in creating more readable and well-structured text outputs. It also provides options to control the placement of middle tags, ensuring they are inserted in a way that maintains the natural flow of the text. This node is essential for tasks that require text augmentation and organization, making it a valuable tool for improving the quality and clarity of textual data.

Tagger Input Parameters:

Beginning_tags

This parameter allows you to specify the tags that should be inserted at the beginning of the text. It accepts a string input, and you can use multiline text to include multiple tags. The beginning tags help in setting the context or theme for the text block, making it easier to understand from the start.

Middle_tags

This parameter is used to define the tags that should be inserted in the middle of the text. It also accepts a string input with multiline support. Middle tags are useful for adding additional context or breaking down the text into more digestible parts. You can control their placement further with the Prefer_middle_tag_after_period parameter.

Prefer_middle_tag_after_period

This boolean parameter determines whether the middle tags should be inserted after a period. The default value is True. When set to True, middle tags will be placed after periods, ensuring a more natural flow. If set to False, middle tags can be inserted after either a period or a comma, providing more flexibility in tag placement.

End_tags

This parameter allows you to specify the tags that should be inserted at the end of the text. Like the other tag parameters, it accepts a string input with multiline support. End tags are useful for summarizing or concluding the text block, providing a clear end to the structured text.

text

This optional parameter is the main text block where the tags will be inserted. It accepts a string input with multiline support and is required for the node to function. The text parameter is the primary content that will be augmented with the specified tags.

unique_id

This hidden parameter is used internally to uniquely identify the node instance. It ensures that the node's operations are tracked and managed correctly, especially when dealing with multiple instances.

Tagger Output Parameters:

tagged_text

This output parameter provides the final text with the inserted tags. It is a string that combines the original text with the specified beginning, middle, and end tags, structured according to the provided preferences. The tagged text is the main output that you can use for further processing or display.

help

This output parameter offers help information related to the Tagger node. It is a string that provides guidance and additional details on how to use the node effectively. The help output is useful for understanding the node's capabilities and troubleshooting any issues.

troubleshooting

This output parameter lists any troubleshooting information or issues encountered during the node's execution. It is a string that helps in identifying and resolving problems, ensuring smooth operation of the Tagger node.

Tagger Usage Tips:

• To ensure a natural flow of text, set Prefer_middle_tag_after_period to True if you want middle tags to appear after sentences.
• Use multiline text for Beginning_tags, Middle_tags, and End_tags to include multiple tags and enhance the structure of your text.
• Always provide a main text block in the text parameter to see the full effect of the tag insertion.

Tagger Common Errors and Solutions:

"Text parameter is missing"

• Explanation: The main text block was not provided in the text parameter.
• Solution: Ensure that you provide a string input for the text parameter to enable the node to function correctly.

"Invalid tag format"

• Explanation: The tags provided in Beginning_tags, Middle_tags, or End_tags are not in the correct format.
• Solution: Check the format of your tags and ensure they are provided as strings, with multiline support if needed.

"Middle tags placement issue"

• Explanation: There was an issue with placing the middle tags according to the Prefer_middle_tag_after_period setting.
• Solution: Verify the Prefer_middle_tag_after_period setting and ensure that your text contains appropriate punctuation for the tags to be placed correctly.