❇️ FEAT(local-apps): add ComfyUI LocalApp #948
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Closes #855
RE: the discussion in ⬆️ - to the best of of my knowledge there's no way to ask vanilla Comfy[1] to d/l a model for you; it's completely manual
Related to above:
deeplinkis almost certainly incorrect, but 1) the local type checker was very pissed about it not being present 2) I don't know the HF API well enough to know what to put there.Apologies for no local verification/testing; I'm not a TS person, and it would take me longer to figure out/set up than it took me to write the code 😁
[1] There are probably 3rd-party nodes to do so, but it's more likely that such a thing would build a list of its own in some way