First launch web UI settings - NUROISEA/anime-webui-colab GitHub Wiki
Currently, there are two settings that would only take effect on a fresh launch of the colab.
webui_version
extensions_version
Changing those after you have run the cell won't do anything, you have to launch up a new colab session to try out the different options.
webui_version
You can select 5 different versions of the web UI, fallback
, stable
, latest
, latest-dev
, and ui-redesign
.
-
fallback
is the older version ofstable
which predates the first named version of the web UI- you can take a peek of the code in my fork of the web UI
- some extensions might not work in the future if choosing this version
-
stable
uses a version I deem to be stable and will not cause any major annoyance/problems; -
latest
is the version pulled straight out of the main web UI repository, you will use the latest changes of the web UI, -
latest-dev
same as above, but is pulled directly from the dev branch of the web UI, bugs/problems will have a greater chance of happening since you are literally on the cutting edge of development; and, -
ui-redesign
is a fork of the web UI where the interface is overhauled and built from the ground up, the UI looks really nice but it might have some bugs since you are using the latest version of this one too. (maybe I will create a stable-ui-redesign, idk)
extensions_version
It has 5 options, none
, lite
, stable
, latest
, and experimental
-
none
installs, well, no extensions- using
none
will break the tunnels option - use
gradio
(will get fixed, soon™)
- using
-
lite
only installs extensions that doesn't add fancy features, currently these are the only extensions installed withlite
: -
stable
installs extensions that doesn't have any major bugs (that I saw anyway) that does along with the stable version of the web UI- you can find the installed extensions here
- installs from my fork of the extensions
- you can see all of my extension forks in this GitHub organization
-
latest
installs the same extensions instable
but instead of pulling from my fork it fetches the latest possible version- higher chance of bugs
- two exceptions:
- aspect-ratio-preset: updating will lose my presets
- tunnels: the latest version uses python 3.11 syntax and the fork is optimized on their colabs
-
experimental
will install everything in thelatest
plus other extensions that I find interesting- things will break! do not shout at me when things caught in fire lol
- extensions here are not permanent, will change in random times
- testing ground on if i can add more extensions to the
stable
group