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Reads and combines files in a folder into a single string for AI artists, with flexible control and subdirectory support.
The load_file_folder
node is designed to read and aggregate the contents of all files within a specified folder into a single string. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to process or analyze multiple files at once, as it simplifies the task by consolidating all file contents into one output. By enabling or disabling the node, you can control whether the operation is performed, making it flexible for various workflows. The node can handle different types of files and is capable of traversing subdirectories within the specified folder, ensuring that no file is left unread.
The folder_path
parameter specifies the directory from which all files will be read. This should be a string representing the path to the folder. The default value is "C://Users/"
. This parameter is crucial as it determines the source of the files to be aggregated. Ensure that the path is correctly specified to avoid errors in file reading.
The is_enable
parameter is a boolean that controls whether the node is active. If set to True
, the node will perform its function of reading files from the specified folder. If set to False
, the node will not perform any action and will return None
. The default value is True
. This parameter allows you to easily enable or disable the node without removing it from your workflow.
The file_content
parameter is a string that contains the aggregated contents of all files read from the specified folder. This output is useful for tasks that require the combined data from multiple files, such as text analysis or data preprocessing. The content is returned as a single string, making it easy to pass to subsequent nodes or processes.
folder_path
is correctly specified and points to a valid directory containing the files you wish to read.is_enable
parameter to control the execution of the node without removing it from your workflow, which can be useful for testing and debugging.folder_path
does not point to a valid directory.folder_path
is correct and that the directory exists. Ensure there are no typos in the path.<file_name>
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