Integer input

WebApp_Integerinput is the whole-number sibling of the float input: the node that puts a stepper (or number box) in your workflow's web app for things like steps, batch size, width, height, seed count - anything that has to stay an integer. You declare the control in ComfyUI, export the workflow API, and a framework like Simian WebApps renders the actual input and feeds the user's number back into your graph.

Run it in plain ComfyUI and it's just a pass-through - the stepper lives in the app, not on your canvas. That's the pack's model: the nodes describe the interface; the framework is the interface.

The inputs that matter

• value_in (INT) - the value used when running the workflow in ComfyUI. Wire it to the downstream node and you can still run the workflow locally, values as-is.
• default (INT, default 0) - the number the app starts with.
• minimum / maximum (INT) - the bounds. Same trap as the float node: both default to roughly ±9.2×10¹⁸. Set real limits, or your users get a field that accepts anything and a slider that's meaningless.
• step (INT, default 1) - increment size. Set it to 8 if your resolution has to stay multiples of 8, that kind of thing.

advanced (default false) hides the control unless the app is in advanced mode; parent attaches it to a WebApp_Grouping; tooltip is hover text; value_from_interface is a JSON string the app uses to override the value from the API side - you won't touch it by hand.

The outputs

• value (INT, a list) - the number, wired downstream. Lists again, because this pack leans on ComfyUI's list processing: feed the app multiple values and the workflow loops over them.
• Order + 1 (INT) - the chain slot. Plug it into the next control's order input and controls auto-sequence.

Installing it

One install gets you all the controls plus the helpers:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/MonkeyProof-Solutions-BV/ComfyUI_webapp

Restart ComfyUI, or use ComfyUI Manager → search ComfyUI_webapp (listed as "WebApp API"). No models, no keys; dependencies are just pillow and torch, both already in a standard ComfyUI.

Gotchas

Set minimum and maximum or your stepper is a lie - the defaults span the full int64 range. And keep the version note in mind: this pack is written against the newer backend node API (comfy_api.latest), so it needs a current ComfyUI. Node missing after install? Update ComfyUI first.