sd-webui-api-payload-display

Display the corresponding API payload after each generation on WebUI

Usage

• Do any generation (txt2img or img2img), after the generation completes, the payload will be populated to the extension accordion.
• Ctrl + click to recursively expand the json tree.
• Click copy to copy the json payload to clipboard.

Features

• Will create dated .json files upon generation.
• if hr_enabled: false, move it to draft path
• will create payload_latest.json, showing the latest json generation
• automatically rename json based on the content, if controlnet was used then the filename will have cnet if xyz plot was used then the filename will have xyz if both, then both pattern will be included.

Settings

• api_display_include_base64_images: Include base64 images in the payload.
• api_display_startup_deduplicate: Deduplicate payloads on startup (Deletes older files with identical prompts).

File Organization

• All generated payloads are stored in the payloads directory.
• Payloads generated without enable_hr are considered drafts and moved to the payloads/drafts directory.
• Payloads are automatically renamed based on their content. If ControlNet is used, the filename will contain _cnet_. If XYZ Plot is used, the filename will have _xyz_.

Startup Behavior

• Organization: On startup, the script organizes the payloads. It moves drafts to the drafts directory and renames files based on their content.
• Deduplication: If api_display_startup_deduplicate is enabled, the script will delete older payloads that have the same prompt and negative prompt, keeping only the most recent one.

Special Files

• payload_latest.json: A snapshot of the most recent payload generated with enable_hr.
• payload_xyz_skeleton.json: A skeleton file for XYZ Plot payloads, created when an XYZ Plot is run. The prompt is cleared and the seed is set to -1.
• payload_single_skeleton.json: A skeleton file for single image generation payloads, created when a single image is generated. The prompt is cleared and the seed is set to -1.

Deduplication

• Runtime Deduplication: To avoid saving the same payload multiple times in quick succession, the script calculates a hash of the payload. If a payload with the same hash was saved less than 2 seconds ago, the new payload is not saved.
• Startup Deduplication: As described in the Startup Behavior section, this feature cleans up duplicate payloads based on the prompt.