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SDL.Analyze
Analyze and extract data from JSON string
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Intention
The SDL.Analyze command is a sophisticated tool designed to process and analyze a given JSON string that was sent from your local "Automatic1111" Stable Diffusion Task.
The function not only examines the JSON but also extracts specific data, populating predefined variables for subsequent use.
Generally you do not need this command normally, as this is all done transparently using the SDL.Generate Picture to File Command.
This Command is therefore for special usage, for example if you want to use the Base64-Encoded Pictures to upload them to a Server for "Image to Image".
Upon successful analysis of the provided JSON string, specific data is extracted and stored into predefined variables:
•AIO_Choices: Contains the number of choices/images present in the JSON.
•AIO_Images(): An array storing the images retrieved from the JSON. The size of this array is determined by AIO_Choices.
•InfoString: Contains the "info" value extracted from the JSON.
You can read these Variables as follows:
' Get AIO_Choices
AIC.Get Several|6|$$ANZ
' Get InfoString
AIC.Get Several|7|$$RET
' P1 - Nr. of Image 0.based, $$RET Variable that
' will contain the Image Data in Base64-Format, needs to be decoded
FOR.$$LOP|0|($$ANZ-1)
SDL.Get Image|$$LOP|$$RET
AIC.decode from Base64|$$RET|$$PIC
' Picture is now in $$PIC ready to be saved as "PNG"-File.
SDL.Copy Var to File|$$PIC|Image_?.png
NEX.
The command has built-in error handling that provides detailed error messages for a range of scenarios:
1.If the JSON doesn't contain an expected structure.
2.If there are issues extracting images or the 'info' value.
3.If the provided input is not a valid JSON.
4.If specific JSON elements are missing.
These error messages are particularly useful for understanding issues related to invalid input or unexpected content structures.
Analyze a JSON string and don't save the result:
SDL.Analyze|$$JSO
Analyze a JSON string and save the result to $$RET
SDL.Analyze||$$RET
Get the JSON from the internal SD_Return variable for analysis and save the result to TOS:
SDL.Analyze
The JSON String that is returned from the Local Stable Diffusion looks like this. Depending on the number of returned Images, in the Images Array.
{ "images": [
"string"
],
"parameters": {},
"info": "string"
}
Syntax
SDL.Analyze[|P1][|P2]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - (optional) Is the complete JSON Data as it is returned from the Server. You can leave that empty then the Command will take it
from the last Server-Answer which is in the internal variable SD_Return.
P2 - (optional) Is the Variable that will receive a 0 or 1 to indicate if the process was successful. The extracted data is been placed in internal Register-Variables.
Upon successful analysis of the provided JSON string, specific data is extracted and stored into predefined variables:
•AIO_Choices: Contains the number of choices/images present in the JSON.
•AIO_Images(): An array storing the images retrieved from the JSON. The size of this array is determined by AIO_Choices.
•InfoString: Contains the "info" value extracted from the JSON.
Example
'***********************************
' SDL.-Sample
'***********************************
$$PRO=Bio Food, natural women, meditating on a rainbow
$$NEG=ugly,comic,unrealistic,fat,unhealty,malformed faces
SDL.SetSteps|10
SDL.Set_Sampler|3
SDL.Get Several|4|$$RET
DBP. Sampler=3 ($$RET)
SDL.Set Model Free|dreamlike-photoreal-2.0.safetensors
SDL.Set Extra Parameter|"restore_faces": true
'SDL.gtf|$$PRO|$$FIL|$$NEG|7
SDL.gtv|$$PRO|$$NEG|$$RES
SDL.Analyze
SDL.Copy Image to File|0|?exeloc\CTF_Image_?.png|1|1
DMP.6
MBX.!
ENR.
Remarks
This is an Command for special use and my not be needed for daily use.
Limitations:
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See also:
• ! Smart Package Robot 's Parallel Robot Operations