LoRA Gallery Display v03

Reading your LoRA library as a flat list of .safetensors filenames is a bad way to pick one. LoRA Gallery Display v03 is the family's attempt at a better interface: it takes the LoRA list from the pack's LoRA Tester node and renders it as an HTML gallery - cards with architecture and category badges, sized small/medium/large, filterable by architecture and category. You get a visual browse instead of a wall of text, plus a clean way to track which LoRA is currently selected in a testing workflow.

The required inputs start with lora_list, which is exactly what its tooltip says: "LoRA list from LoRA Tester node." This node is designed to sit downstream of the pack's LoRA Tester, receiving the list it outputs. selected_index (1-based, default 1) marks which card is highlighted, refresh_gallery forces a rebuild of the HTML, gallery_size picks card size, and show_architecture/show_category toggle the badges on each card. The optional filter_architecture and filter_category inputs let you narrow what the gallery shows without touching the underlying list.

Outputs: gallery_html (STRING - the rendered gallery markup), selected_index (INT - echoes back which card is active), and selected_lora_info (STRING - the details of the currently selected LoRA). The selected_lora_info output is the wiring point: pipe it onward to build a prompt or load that LoRA's parameters. selected_index existing as an output is a subtle tell - the intended pattern is a feedback loop where you bump the index, the gallery re-renders highlighting a different card, and downstream nodes update to match.

Now the honest caveats. gallery_html is a string of HTML, and how you actually see it depends on how you're using ComfyUI - there's no guarantee it renders inline in every frontend, so treat it as an HTML artifact you can preview in a browser, not a guaranteed inline UI. Also, this is a niche single-author pack; the gallery is driven by whatever the LoRA Tester's list format happens to be, so don't expect it to accept a paste of arbitrary paths. And it's a display node: it doesn't modify anything, so it's the safe one to play with.

Honestly, the gallery nodes are the most "personal-project" feeling part of this pack - they make total sense for the author's own testing workflow and slightly less sense as a general-purpose tool. If you're deep in LoRA testing and want to flip through cards instead of typing filenames, they're nice. If you just want to rate some LoRAs, the Quick Feedback node is the lighter touch.

Install the pack and restart, then it's under loaders/lora tester:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/EricRollei/AAA_Metadata_System
cd AAA_Metadata_System
pip install -r requirements.txt

Feed it a lora_list from the LoRA Tester, pick a size, and browse. It's a gallery in a string - but it's your gallery.