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🎯 DebugPadawan's ComfyUI Essentials

Essential custom nodes for ComfyUI workflows

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✨ Features

🔤 Text Processing Split, join, and manipulate text strings with precision
📦 Data Conversion Convert between text and JSON formats easily
🐛 Debug Tools Print and inspect values during workflow execution
⏱️ Timing Control Add delays and timing control to your workflows
🔀 Logic & Math Boolean logic gates and mathematical operations
🔧 Utilities Essential helpers for workflow optimization and list management

🚀 Installation

# Navigate to your ComfyUI custom nodes directory
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/DebugPadawan/DebugPadawans-ComfyUI-Essentials.git

# Restart ComfyUI

📦 Available Nodes

🔤 Text Processing

📝 Text Splitter - Split text strings by delimiter

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Splits a text string at a specified delimiter and returns a list of strings.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to split (supports multiline input)
  • delimiter (String): The character(s) to split by (default: ",")
  • strip_whitespace (Boolean, optional): Remove leading/trailing whitespace (default: True)
  • remove_empty (Boolean, optional): Remove empty strings from result (default: True)

📤 Outputs:

  • text_list (List): The split list of strings
  • count (Integer): Number of elements in the list

💡 Example:

Input: "apple, banana, orange"
Delimiter: ","
Output: ["apple", "banana", "orange"] and 3

Process CSV-like data, split tag lists, separate coordinates, create filename lists, parse prompt components.

🔗 Text Joiner - Combine strings with custom delimiters

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Combines a list of strings into a single text string with a customizable delimiter.

📥 Inputs:

  • text_list (List): List of strings to join
  • delimiter (String): Character(s) to join with (default: ", ")
  • prefix (String, optional): Text to add at the beginning
  • suffix (String, optional): Text to add at the end

📤 Outputs:

  • joined_text (String): The combined text string

💡 Example:

Input: ["red", "green", "blue"]
Delimiter: " | "
Prefix: "Colors: "
Suffix: " - end"
Output: "Colors: red | green | blue - end"

Combine prompt parts, convert lists to readable text, create metadata tags, build filenames, format output strings.

🔄 Text Replace - Replace specific text in a string

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Replaces all occurrences of a specific substring within a text string.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to process
  • find (String): The substring to search for
  • replace (String): The string to replace it with

📤 Outputs:

  • text (String): The modified text string

💡 Example:

Input: "A beautiful sunset over the ocean"
Find: "sunset"
Replace: "sunrise"
Output: "A beautiful sunrise over the ocean"

Useful for dynamically adjusting prompts, modifying paths, and cleaning up generated text.

🔍 Text Regex (Search & Replace) - Pattern-based text manipulation

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Searches for patterns using Regular Expressions and optionally replaces them.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to process
  • pattern (String): The regex pattern to search for
  • replace (String): The string to replace matches with

📤 Outputs:

  • text (String): The modified text string
  • matches (List): All strings that matched the pattern
  • found (Boolean): True if at least one match was found

Extract numbers, redact sensitive info, complex pattern replacement.

💬 String Formatter - Create custom strings with placeholders

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Formats a string using f-string-like syntax with up to 5 input strings.

📥 Inputs:

  • format_string (String): The template string with placeholders (e.g., "Hello {input1}, your number is {input2}").
  • input1 - input5 (String, optional): Up to five input strings to replace placeholders in the format_string.

📤 Outputs:

  • formatted_string (String): The resulting formatted string.

💡 Example:

Format String: "The result of {input1} plus {input2} is {input3}"
Input1: "2"
Input2: "3"
Input3: "5"
Output: "The result of 2 plus 3 is 5"

Useful for constructing dynamic prompts, filenames, messages, or URLs from multiple pieces of data.

🔍 Text Compare - Compare two strings with various modes

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Compares two text strings and returns a boolean result based on the comparison mode.

📥 Inputs:

  • text_a (String): First text to compare
  • text_b (String): Second text to compare
  • mode (List): Comparison mode - equals, not equals, contains, starts with, ends with
  • case_sensitive (Boolean, optional): Whether comparison is case sensitive (default: True)

📤 Outputs:

  • result (Boolean): True if comparison matches
  • result_text (String): "True" or "False" as string

💡 Example:

Text A: "Hello World"
Text B: "hello"
Mode: "contains"
Case Sensitive: False
Output: True

Useful for conditional workflow branching based on text content.

📏 Text Length - Get string length in characters, words, or lines

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Measures the length of a text string in different units.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to measure
  • count_mode (List): What to count - characters, words, lines (default: characters)

📤 Outputs:

  • length (Integer): The count
  • length_text (String): The count as a string

💡 Example:

Text: "Hello World"
Mode: "words"
Output: 2

Useful for validating prompt lengths, counting words, or checking character limits.

🔤 Text Case - Transform text case

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Transforms the case of text strings.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to transform
  • mode (List): Case mode - uppercase, lowercase, capitalize, title case, swap case

📤 Outputs:

  • result (String): The transformed text

💡 Example:

Input: "hello world"
Mode: "title case"
Output: "Hello World"

Useful for normalizing prompts, formatting titles, or preparing text for processing.

✂️ Text Trim - Remove whitespace from text

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Removes whitespace from text strings.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to trim
  • mode (List): Where to trim - both, left, right, all (default: both)

📤 Outputs:

  • result (String): The trimmed text

💡 Example:

Input: "  Hello World  "
Mode: "both"
Output: "Hello World"

The "all" mode removes all whitespace and collapses multiple spaces into single spaces.

🔤 Text Case Converter - Transform text case styles

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Converts text to different case styles for formatting prompts, filenames, and display text.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to convert
  • case_mode (List): Case style - UPPER, lower, Title Case, Sentence case, snake_case, kebab-case, camelCase, PascalCase

📤 Outputs:

  • converted_text (String): The converted text

💡 Example:

Input: "hello world"
Mode: "Title Case"
Output: "Hello World"

Input: "Hello World"
Mode: "snake_case"
Output: "hello_world"

Input: "hello world"
Mode: "PascalCase"
Output: "HelloWorld"

Normalize prompts, format filenames, convert naming conventions between different systems.

✂️ Text Trimmer - Advanced text trimming options

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Trims text with various whitespace removal options.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to trim
  • mode (List): Trim mode - both, start, end, all_whitespace, collapse_spaces

📤 Outputs:

  • trimmed_text (String): The trimmed text

💡 Example:

Input: "  Hello    World  "
Mode: "collapse_spaces"
Output: "Hello World"

Mode: "all_whitespace"
Output: "HelloWorld"

Clean up prompt formatting, remove extra spaces, prepare text for further processing.

📎 Text Prefix Suffix - Add prefix and/or suffix to text

Category: DebugPadawan/Text

Adds prefix and/or suffix to text with optional spacing.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The base text
  • prefix (String, optional): Text to add at the beginning
  • suffix (String, optional): Text to add at the end
  • add_space (Boolean): Add space between parts (default: True)

📤 Outputs:

  • result_text (String): The modified text

💡 Example:

Text: "beautiful"
Prefix: "a"
Suffix: "sunset"
Output: "a beautiful sunset"

Build complex prompts from components, wrap text with markers, add modifiers to prompts.


📦 Data Conversion

🗃️ TextToJSON - Convert text to JSON

Category: DebugPadawan/JSON

Converts a valid JSON string into a JSON object, enabling further data processing or integration with other nodes.

📥 Inputs:

  • text (String): The text to parse as JSON

📤 Outputs:

  • json (JSON/Object): The parsed JSON object

💡 Example:

Input: '{"name": "Alice", "age": 30}'
Output: { "name": "Alice", "age": 30 }

Use this node to quickly transform JSON-formatted text into a usable data structure for your ComfyUI workflows.

💬 JSONToText - Convert JSON to text

Category: DebugPadawan/JSON

Converts a JSON object back into a formatted JSON string.

📥 Inputs:

  • json_data (JSON/Object): The JSON object to convert.
  • indent (Integer, optional): Number of spaces for indentation (0 for no indentation, default: 0).

📤 Outputs:

  • text (String): The JSON object as a string.

💡 Example:

Input: { "name": "Alice", "age": 30 }
Indent: 2
Output:
{
  "name": "Alice",
  "age": 30
}

Use this node to convert JSON data into a readable string for display, logging, or integration with nodes that expect string input.


🐛 Debug Tools

🖨️ Debug Print - Console output for debugging

Category: DebugPadawan/Debug

Prints values to the console without interrupting the workflow. Perfect for debugging and monitoring data values during execution.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Any): Any value to print to console (supports all data types)
  • label (String, optional): Label for the debug output (default: "Debug")

📤 Outputs:

  • passthrough (Any): The same value passed through unchanged

💻 Console Output:

[MyLabel] list: ['Element1', 'Element2', 'Element3']
[Debug] str: Hello World
[Checkpoint] int: 42
[Data Flow] dict: {'key': 'value', 'count': 5}
[Boolean Test] bool: True
[Float Value] float: 3.14159

Monitor values during execution, debug complex workflows, verify data types, set checkpoints, troubleshoot unexpected results.


⏱️ Timing Control

⏳ Wait - Add delays to workflow execution

Category: DebugPadawan/Timing

Pauses workflow execution for a specified duration. Useful for rate limiting, timing control, or debugging workflow sequences.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Any): Any value to pass through after the delay
  • delay_seconds (Float): Duration to wait in seconds (default: 1.0)
  • label (String, optional): Label for console output (default: "Wait")

📤 Outputs:

  • passthrough (Any): The same value passed through after delay

💻 Console Output:

[Wait] Waiting for 2.5 seconds...
[Wait] Wait completed.
[Custom Timer] Waiting for 5.0 seconds...
[Custom Timer] Wait completed.

Rate limit API calls, debug timing issues, control workflow execution speed, add pauses between operations, synchronize parallel processes.

⚠️ Note: Use with caution in production workflows as it will genuinely pause execution.


🖼️ Image Utilities

📐 Image Info - Extract image tensor dimensions

Category: DebugPadawan/Image

Extracts the width, height, and batch size from a ComfyUI Image tensor.

📥 Inputs:

  • image (Image): The image tensor to analyze

📤 Outputs:

  • width (Integer): Image width in pixels
  • height (Integer): Image height in pixels
  • batch_size (Integer): Number of images in the batch

Useful for dynamic resizing, conditional logic based on aspect ratio, or passing dimensions to other nodes.

🎨 Color Palette Extractor - Get dominant colors from an image

Category: DebugPadawan/Image

Analyzes an image and extracts the most dominant colors as hex strings and a visual palette.

📥 Inputs:

  • image (Image): The image to analyze.
  • color_count (Integer): Number of colors to extract (default: 5, max: 20).

📤 Outputs:

  • hex_list (String): Comma-separated list of top hex colors.
  • dominant_color (String): The most frequent hex color.
  • palette_image (Image): A generated image showing the extracted color palette.

Maintain consistent styles, extract themes from reference images, or use colors for conditional prompting.


🧮 Math & Random

➕ Int/Float Math Operation - Perform basic arithmetic

Category: DebugPadawan/Math

Performs simple math operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide, modulo, power) on integers or floats.

📥 Inputs:

  • a, b (Int/Float): The values to calculate
  • operation (List): The type of mathematical operation

📤 Outputs:

  • result (Int/Float): The calculated value (returns both Int and Float variations)
🎲 Random Generator - Seed-based random values

Category: DebugPadawan/Math

Generates a random float or integer between a min and max value, driven by a specific seed for reproducibility.

📥 Inputs:

  • seed (Integer): Seed for the random generator
  • min_val, max_val (Float/Integer): The range bounds
  • mode (List): Whether to generate a float or an int

📤 Outputs:

  • val (Float/Integer): The random value (returns both Int and Float formats)

📝 List Manipulation

📝 Get List Item - Retrieve an item from a list by index

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Retrieves a specific item from a list based on its index. Supports converting some iterable types to lists.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (Any, List force input): The input list or iterable.
  • index (Integer): The zero-based index of the item to retrieve.

📤 Outputs:

  • item (Any): The item at the specified index.

💡 Example:

Input List: ["apple", "banana", "orange"]
Index: 1
Output: "banana"

Useful for extracting specific elements from lists, such as getting a particular image from a batch, a specific tag from a list, or individual components from a parsed string list.

✂️ List Slicer - Extract a range of items from a list

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Extracts a sub-list from a larger list using start and end indices.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (List): The input list.
  • start (Integer): Starting index (inclusive).
  • end (Integer): Ending index (exclusive, use 0 for "to the end").

📤 Outputs:

  • list_slice (List): The sub-list.
  • count (Integer): Number of elements in the slice.

Get the first N images of a batch, skip the first item, or take a specific range of values.

🎲 Random List Selector - Pick random items from a list

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Randomly selects one or more items from a list with seed-based reproducibility.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (List): The input list.
  • seed (Integer): Seed for reproducible random selection.
  • count (Integer): Number of items to select (default: 1).
  • allow_duplicates (Boolean): Allow selecting the same item multiple times.

📤 Outputs:

  • selected_items (List): The randomly selected items.
  • count (Integer): Number of items selected.
  • first_item (Any): The first selected item (convenient for single selections).

💡 Example:

Input List: ["style1", "style2", "style3", "style4", "style5"]
Seed: 42
Count: 2
Output: ["style3", "style1"]

Perfect for randomizing prompt styles, selecting random seeds, or picking random colors/tags from lists.

🔀 List Shuffler - Shuffle list order deterministically

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Shuffles a list into random order using a seed for reproducibility.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (List): The input list.
  • seed (Integer): Seed for reproducible shuffling.

📤 Outputs:

  • shuffled_list (List): The shuffled list.
  • count (Integer): Number of items.

💡 Example:

Input: ["a", "b", "c", "d"]
Seed: 123
Output: ["c", "a", "d", "b"]

Randomize processing order, shuffle prompt components, or reorder batch elements.

🔗 List Merger - Combine multiple lists

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Merges two lists together with different modes.

📥 Inputs:

  • list_a (List): First list.
  • list_b (List): Second list.
  • mode (List): Merge mode - "concatenate" or "interleave".

📤 Outputs:

  • merged_list (List): The merged list.
  • count (Integer): Number of items.

💡 Example:

List A: [1, 2, 3]
List B: ["a", "b", "c"]
Mode: "interleave"
Output: [1, "a", 2, "b", 3, "c"]

Combine tag lists, merge processing pipelines, or interleave prompt components.

🧹 List Deduplicator - Remove duplicates from a list

Category: DebugPadawan/List

Removes duplicate items from a list while preserving order.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (List): The input list.

📤 Outputs:

  • deduplicated_list (List): List with duplicates removed.
  • count (Integer): Number of unique items.
  • removed_count (Integer): Number of duplicates removed.

💡 Example:

Input: ["apple", "banana", "apple", "orange", "banana"]
Output: ["apple", "banana", "orange"], count: 3, removed: 2

Clean up tag lists, remove redundant prompts, or filter unique values.


🔄 Type Conversion

🔀 Type Converter - Universal type conversion

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts between different data types: string, int, float, and boolean.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Any): The value to convert
  • output_type (List): Target type - string, int, float, boolean

📤 Outputs:

  • converted (Any): The converted value

💡 Example:

Input: 42 (int)
Type: "string"
Output: "42"

Input: "3.14" (string)
Type: "float"
Output: 3.14

Convert any value to any type, workflow data type compatibility, normalize inputs for nodes that require specific types.

🔢 Int to Float - Convert integer to float

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts an integer to a floating-point number.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Integer): The integer to convert

📤 Outputs:

  • float_value (Float): The converted float

Useful for nodes that only accept float inputs.

📐 Float to Int - Convert float to integer

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts a float to an integer with rounding mode control.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The float to convert
  • mode (List): Rounding mode - round, floor, ceil

📤 Outputs:

  • int_value (Integer): The converted integer

💡 Example:

Input: 3.7
Mode: "floor"
Output: 3

Input: 3.2
Mode: "ceil"
Output: 4
🔤 String to Int - Parse string as integer

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts a string to an integer.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (String): The string to parse

📤 Outputs:

  • int_value (Integer): The parsed integer

Handles strings like "42" or "3.14" (converts via float first).

🔤 String to Float - Parse string as float

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts a string to a floating-point number.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (String): The string to parse

📤 Outputs:

  • float_value (Float): The parsed float

💡 Example:

Input: "3.14159"
Output: 3.14159
🔤 String to Boolean - Parse string as boolean

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts a string to a boolean value.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (String): The string to parse

📤 Outputs:

  • bool_value (Boolean): The parsed boolean

💡 Example:

Input: "true" → Output: True
Input: "yes" → Output: True
Input: "false" → Output: False
Input: "0" → Output: False

Recognizes: true/false, yes/no, 1/0, on/off (case insensitive).

🔢 Number to String - Format number as string

Category: DebugPadawan/Conversion

Converts a number to a string with decimal precision control.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The number to convert
  • decimal_places (Integer): Number of decimal places (0-10)

📤 Outputs:

  • string_value (String): The formatted string

💡 Example:

Input: 3.14159
Decimal Places: 2
Output: "3.14"

Input: 3.14159
Decimal Places: 0
Output: "3"

🔢 Number Utilities

📏 Number Clamp - Clamp value between min and max

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Clamps a number to stay within a specified range.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The value to clamp
  • min_val (Float): Minimum allowed value (default: 0.0)
  • max_val (Float): Maximum allowed value (default: 1.0)

📤 Outputs:

  • clamped (Float): The clamped value

💡 Example:

Input: 1.5, min: 0.0, max: 1.0
Output: 1.0

Input: -0.5, min: 0.0, max: 1.0
Output: 0.0

Useful for ensuring values stay within valid ranges, like RGB values or percentages.

🔢 Number Round - Round with precision control

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Rounds a number to a specified number of decimal places.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The value to round
  • decimal_places (Integer): Number of decimal places (0-10)

📤 Outputs:

  • rounded (Float): The rounded value
  • rounded_string (String): The rounded value as a formatted string

💡 Example:

Input: 3.14159
Decimal Places: 2
Output: 3.14, "3.14"
📊 Number Range - Generate number sequence

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Generates a list of numbers from start to end with a step.

📥 Inputs:

  • start (Integer): Starting value
  • end (Integer): Ending value (exclusive)
  • step (Integer): Step increment

📤 Outputs:

  • range_list (List): List of integers
  • count (Integer): Number of items

💡 Example:

Start: 0, End: 10, Step: 2
Output: [0, 2, 4, 6, 8], 5
⚖️ Number Compare - Compare two numbers

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Compares two numbers and returns a boolean result.

📥 Inputs:

  • a (Float): First value
  • b (Float): Second value
  • comparison (List): Comparison type - equal, not equal, greater, less, greater or equal, less or equal

📤 Outputs:

  • result (Boolean): Comparison result
  • result_text (String): Result as text ("True"/"False")

Useful for conditional workflow branching based on numeric values.

📏 Number Absolute - Get absolute value

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Returns the absolute (positive) value of a number.

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The value

📤 Outputs:

  • absolute (Float): The absolute value

💡 Example:

Input: -5.3
Output: 5.3
➖ Number Sign - Get sign of a number

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Returns the sign of a number (-1, 0, or 1).

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The value

📤 Outputs:

  • sign (Integer): -1 (negative), 0 (zero), or 1 (positive)
  • sign_text (String): "negative", "zero", or "positive"

💡 Example:

Input: 42 → Output: 1, "positive"
Input: -3.5 → Output: -1, "negative"
Input: 0 → Output: 0, "zero"
🔄 Number Remap - Remap value between ranges

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Remaps a value from one range to another (linear interpolation).

📥 Inputs:

  • value (Float): The value to remap
  • from_min (Float): Source range minimum
  • from_max (Float): Source range maximum
  • to_min (Float): Target range minimum
  • to_max (Float): Target range maximum

📤 Outputs:

  • remapped (Float): The remapped value

💡 Example:

Input: 0.5, from: [0, 1], to: [0, 100]
Output: 50.0

Input: 25, from: [0, 100], to: [0, 1]
Output: 0.25

Perfect for normalizing values or converting between different scales.

📊 Number Lerp - Linear interpolation

Category: DebugPadawan/Number

Performs linear interpolation between two values.

📥 Inputs:

  • a (Float): Start value
  • b (Float): End value
  • t (Float): Interpolation factor (0.0 to 1.0)

📤 Outputs:

  • lerped (Float): The interpolated value

💡 Example:

a: 0, b: 100, t: 0.5
Output: 50.0

a: 10, b: 20, t: 0.25
Output: 12.5

Useful for smooth transitions and blending values.


🔧 Utility Nodes

📊 List Info - Analyze list properties

Category: DebugPadawan/Utilities

Analyzes a list and returns useful information about it.

📥 Inputs:

  • input_list (List): The list to analyze

📤 Outputs:

  • count (Integer): Number of elements
  • first_item (String): First element (as string)
  • last_item (String): Last element (as string)

Validate list processing results, get quick statistics, check if lists are empty, extract boundary values.

🔀 Conditional String - Boolean-based string selection

Category: DebugPadawan/Logic

Returns one of two strings based on a boolean condition.

📥 Inputs:

  • condition (Boolean): The condition to evaluate
  • true_string (String): String to return if True (default: "True")
  • false_string (String): String to return if False (default: "False")

📤 Outputs:

  • result (String): The selected string

Conditional prompt modification, dynamic filename generation, workflow branching, status message generation.

🔌 Logic Gate - Boolean operations

Category: DebugPadawan/Logic

Performs AND, OR, NOT, or XOR operations on boolean inputs.

📥 Inputs:

  • a, b (Boolean): Boolean values.
  • operation (List): AND, OR, NOT (A), XOR.

📤 Outputs:

  • result (Boolean): The resulting boolean value.

Complex workflow branching and conditional logic.


🎨 Quick Start Examples

Basic Text Processing

"apple,banana,orange" → Text Splitter → ["apple", "banana", "orange"]
                                    ↓
["apple", "banana", "orange"] → Text Joiner → "apple | banana | orange"

Text to JSON Conversion

'{"foo": "bar"}' → TextToJSON → { "foo": "bar" }

Debug Workflow

Input Data → Debug Print ("Input") → Processing Node → Debug Print ("Output") → Result

Timed Processing

Data → Wait (2.0s) → Processing → Wait (1.0s) → Output

📋 Node Categories

Category Nodes Purpose
DebugPadawan/Text Text Splitter, Text Joiner, Text Replace, Text Regex, String Formatter, Text Compare, Text Length, Text Case, Text Trim, Text Case Converter, Text Trimmer, Text Prefix Suffix Text manipulation and processing
DebugPadawan/JSON TextToJSON, JSONToText Text to JSON conversion
DebugPadawan/Debug Debug Print Debugging and monitoring
DebugPadawan/Timing Wait Timing control and delays
DebugPadawan/Utilities List Info Data analysis helpers
DebugPadawan/Logic Conditional String, Logic Gate Conditional operations
DebugPadawan/Image Image Info, Color Palette Extractor Image tensor analysis and color extraction
DebugPadawan/Math Int/Float Math Operation, Random Generator Basic arithmetic and random number generation
DebugPadawan/List Get List Item, List Slicer, Random List Selector, List Shuffler, List Merger, List Deduplicator List manipulation
DebugPadawan/Conversion Type Converter, Int to Float, Float to Int, String to Int, String to Float, String to Boolean, Number to String Type conversion utilities
DebugPadawan/Number Number Clamp, Number Round, Number Range, Number Compare, Number Absolute, Number Sign, Number Remap, Number Lerp Number formatting and utilities

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Feel free to:

  • 🐛 Report bugs
  • 💡 Suggest new features
  • 🔧 Submit pull requests
  • 📖 Improve documentation

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.


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