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Reads file content as string for AI artists, streamlining text data integration with flexible path options.
The load_file
node is designed to read the contents of a specified file and return it as a string. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to load text data from files for further processing or analysis. By providing a simple interface to read files, it helps streamline workflows that involve text data, making it easier to integrate file content into your projects. The node can handle both absolute and relative file paths, and it includes an option to enable or disable the file loading functionality, offering flexibility and control over its operation.
This parameter specifies the path to the file you want to load. It can be either an absolute path or a relative path, depending on the path_type
parameter. The default value is "test.txt"
. If you choose a relative path, it will be relative to the directory where the script is located.
This parameter determines whether the path
parameter is treated as an absolute path or a relative path. It accepts two options: "Absolute_Path"
and "Relative_Path"
, with the default being "Relative_Path"
. This allows you to specify how the file path should be interpreted.
This boolean parameter controls whether the file loading functionality is enabled. If set to False
, the node will not attempt to load the file and will return None
. The default value is True
, meaning the file loading is enabled by default.
This output parameter contains the content of the loaded file as a string. If the file loading is disabled (is_enable
is False
), this parameter will be None
. Otherwise, it will contain the text data read from the specified file.
path
parameter is correctly set to the file you want to load. If using a relative path, make sure it is relative to the script's directory.is_enable
parameter to control whether the file should be loaded, which can be useful for conditional workflows where file loading is not always required.path_type
parameter to ensure the file path is interpreted correctly, especially when working with different directory structures.path
parameter to ensure it points to a valid file. Verify whether the path is absolute or relative and adjust the path_type
parameter accordingly.path_type
parameter.path_type
parameter is set to either "Absolute_Path"
or "Relative_Path"
. Any other value will cause this error.is_enable
is set to False
, resulting in no file being loaded.is_enable
parameter to True
if you want to load the file content.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.