Anything Everywhere?¶

Documentation¶

Class name: Anything Everywhere?
Category: everywhere
Output node: True

This node allows for the flexible processing of various inputs, enabling users to apply operations across a wide range of data types and structures. It is designed to accommodate any input, making it highly versatile for diverse use cases.

Input types¶

Required¶

Optional¶

anything
- Accepts any type of input, providing the flexibility to handle diverse data formats and structures. This parameter is central to the node's operation, allowing for the application of operations across a wide range of inputs.
- Comfy dtype: *
- Python dtype: Any
title_regex
- A string specifying a regular expression to match against titles. This parameter enables filtering and selection based on title patterns, enhancing the node's applicability to specific contexts.
- Comfy dtype: STRING
- Python dtype: str
input_regex
- A string specifying a regular expression to match against input data. This parameter allows for filtering and selection based on input patterns, further increasing the node's versatility.
- Comfy dtype: STRING
- Python dtype: str
group_regex
- A string specifying a regular expression to match against groups. This parameter facilitates filtering and selection based on group patterns, broadening the node's utility.
- Comfy dtype: STRING
- Python dtype: str

Output types¶

The node doesn't have output types

Usage tips¶

Infra type: CPU
Common nodes: unknown

Source code¶

class AnythingSomewhere(Base):
    @classmethod
    def INPUT_TYPES(s):
        return {"required":{}, 
                "optional": { 
                    "anything" : ("*", {}), 
                    "title_regex" : ("STRING", {"default":".*"}),
                    "input_regex" : ("STRING", {"default":".*"}),
                    "group_regex" : ("STRING", {"default":".*"}),
                    },
                 "hidden": {"id":"UNIQUE_ID"} }

    def func(self, id, title_regex=None, input_regex=None, group_regex=None, **kwargs):
        for key in kwargs:
            message(id, kwargs[key],)
        return ()