🧾 Female Outfit Inputs From JSON

If you've read the male version of this node, this is the same thing on the women's rack: Female Outfit Inputs From JSON (class FemaleOutfitInputsFromJSONNode, in 👗 Outfit/Helpers/Female) takes one JSON object and expands it into individual STRING outputs you can wire into FemaleOutfitNode. It's a decoder with defaults, and it exists so the outfit node can be driven by data instead of dropdown clicks - whether the JSON comes from your own script or from the pack's own helper chain (Photo Style Helper → Preset Patch Applier → here).

The inputs and outputs

Single required input: merged_json (multiline STRING). Paste a JSON object in, and it maps each key to a matching output pin - the style fields (preset, age_group, race, body_type, pose, background, mood, time_of_day, weather, color_scheme, description_style, creative_scale, character_name, custom_attributes, avoid_terms), then the female attire parts (arm, cheeks, ear, eyewear, feet, fingers, forearm, forehead, hairstyle, hand, headgear, legs, lips, neck, nose, torso, waist), then makeup_data and inputs_json.

Two behaviors matter. Missing keys don't error - selectors come out as random (so a partial patch still yields a full outfit) and freeform fields come out empty. And inputs_json is a pass-through of the original string, so you can keep the raw JSON flowing on a single wire.

Wiring it up

Each output plugs into the same-named input on FemaleOutfitNode; leave pins unwired when you don't care about them. The gender mismatch trap is real here: this node emits cheeks and lips (which the female node expects) and no facial_hair - feed it male-shaped JSON and those male keys silently fall back to random.

Install

Same as every node in this pack - ComfyUI Manager, search "ComfyUI Outfit Selection", or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes/
git clone https://github.com/manifestations/comfyui-outfit.git

Restart ComfyUI. It's stdlib-only JSON parsing: no dependencies, no models, no Ollama required. The only real failure mode is malformed JSON, which it swallows and treats as empty (read: everything random), so if your outfit suddenly stops honoring your patches, validate the JSON string first - that's the silent trap.