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Install Node Package

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1. Install Git

If Git is not installed on your computer, please install Git first. Git is a distributed version control system used to track changes in files. You can download the Git installer suitable for your operating system from the Git official website.

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2. Clone EasyUse to Local

  • Windows
  • Linux (Cloud Platform)
  • MacOS
  • Navigate to the ComfyUI/custom_nodes folder
  • In the search box above the folder, type cmd and press Enter to launch the command line tool
  • Enter the following command in the command line tool to download the EasyUse node package
git clone https://github.com/yolain/ComfyUI-Easy-Use
  • After running ComfyUI, click Manager at the top of the web interface to find Custom Nodes Manager
  • Search for ComfyUI Easy Use and click Install
  • Restart ComfyUI to apply the changes
  • Run a third-party launcher, such as Aki Launcher
  • Search for ComfyUI Easy Use in the launcher’s node management and click Install
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Install Required Dependencies

Some cloud platforms (Linux environments) use Miniconda. If you need to update dependencies, please refer to the third option.
No additional dependencies are required, as all necessary dependencies are already included in the official version.
  • Windows
  • Linux/MacOS
  • Navigate to the ComfyUI/custom_nodes/ComfyUI-Easy-Use folder
  • Run the install.bat file to install dependencies
  • Windows
  • Linux/MacOS
  • Navigate to the ComfyUI/custom_nodes folder
  • In the search box above the folder, type cmd and press Enter to launch the command line tool
  • Enter the following command to activate the conda virtual environment and install dependencies
  # Assuming the current virtual environment name is comfyui
  conda activate comfyui
  pip install -r requirements.txt
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Resolve Dependency Conflicts (Optional)

If EasyUse still fails to load after completing the first two steps and running ComfyUI, it is usually due to dependency conflicts. You can try the following methods to troubleshoot the issue:1. Check ComfyUI Run Logs
  • After running ComfyUI, you can find the comfyui.log and comfyui.prev.log files in the root directory. Open them with a text editor to check for error messages related to Easy-Use (the same method applies to other node packages).

1-1. Open the comfyui.log file in the root directory with a text editor


1-2. This section only shows the startup results of various node packages. You can see that EasyUse failed to load, but the reason is not visible


1-3. Search for easy-use to find related error reasons, and copy the error content

2. Search for Related Issues on GitHub or Ask GPT or Ask the Developer on GitHub

2-1. Search for related issues on GitHub


2-2. Found a solution, need to update the `peft` dependency

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