Installation Allor
Once ComfyUI is installed, you won't have any trouble augmenting it with the Allor plugin.
By Manager
If you have ComfyUI-Manager installed, you can install Allor by manager.
By Download
Download Allor: Download the Allor ZIP archive.
Unzip the Archive: Unzip the downloaded archive to the
ComfyUI/custom_nodes
directory.Run the Installation Script: Execute the
install.sh
file. You can do this from the terminal with the following command:bash install.shRun ComfyUI: Finally, run ComfyUI.
Download Allor: Download the Allor ZIP archive.
Unzip the Archive: Unzip the downloaded archive to the
ComfyUI\custom_nodes
directory.Run the Installation Script: Execute the
install.bat
file. You can do this from the command prompt with the following command or just click on it:install.batRun ComfyUI: Finally, run ComfyUI.
With Git
See how to Work with Terminal.
Open Terminal: Navigate to the
ComfyUI/custom_nodes
directory.Clone the Repository: Clone the repository by entering the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Nourepide/ComfyUI-Allor.gitNavigate to the Allor Folder: Enter the Allor folder using the following command:
cd ComfyUI-AllorRun the Installation Script: Execute the
install.bat
script by entering the following command:bash install.shRun ComfyUI: Finally, run ComfyUI.
See how to Work with Terminal.
Open Command Prompt: Navigate to the
ComfyUI\custom_nodes
folder.Clone the Repository: Clone the repository by entering the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Nourepide/ComfyUI-Allor.gitNavigate to the Allor Folder: Enter the Allor folder using the following command:
cd ComfyUI-AllorRun the Installation Script: Execute the
install.bat
script by entering the following command:install.batRun ComfyUI: Finally, run ComfyUI.
What does the installation script do?
Searches for the virtual environment: The script checks for a Python virtual environment.
Installs dependencies: If a
requirements.txt
file exists in the current directory, the script installs the dependencies listed in it.Initializes a Git repository: If Git is installed and the current directory is not yet a Git repository, the script initializes a new Git repository and syncs it with a remote repository.
Uses GitPython: If Git is not installed, the script uses GitPython, a Python library, to perform Git operations.
Finishes its work: Finally, the script deactivates the Python virtual environment.