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Create custom gallery viewer for outputs #36

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parlance-zz opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 4 comments
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Create custom gallery viewer for outputs #36

parlance-zz opened this issue Sep 23, 2022 · 4 comments
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parlance-zz commented Sep 23, 2022

The new output system is finally complete.

Build a custom output gallery browser that slurps up all the json in the outputs path and can easily browse, sort, filter, organize / tag / save, and one-click delete images.

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parlance-zz commented Sep 24, 2022

I think this should be a single html file "web app" you can run locally by connecting to a localhost command server, or remotely by connecting to the command server by http (with token).

https://lexica.art/ would be my inspiration for what a good browser could look like, but with the above mentioned features.

It would also be a very good starting point for a general web ui.

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parlance-zz commented Sep 25, 2022

An idea for an interface for filtering would be:

  • At the top of the screen show the search / filtering interface
  • In the center of the screen show all matching images for that search and filter (that aren't in your special "saved" folder)
  • Left click an image to move them to a section on the right side of the screen
  • Right click an image to move them to a section on the left side of the screen
  • All 3 sections should be independently scrollable, and you can move things around as many times as you want
  • When done hit a button and everything on the left is deleted, everything on the right is sent to a special "kept" or "saved" folder

This should be fairly reasonable when dealing with other media types that aren't images as well.

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