This topic describes how to use the Developer Center to verify ComfyUI API integration.
Verify ComfyUI API integration
API edition
ComfyUI API edition is used for API calls in multi-ComfyUI instance scenarios. It is designed for developers to implement integration, and has no web graphical interface. Because ComfyUI is a stateful service, in multi-ComfyUI instance scenarios, use an asynchronous queue service of EAS to properly call the ComfyUI service.
Prerequisites
You have a Python environment and have installed the EAS SDK (for asynchronous queue service): pip install eas_prediction
Procedure
Log on to the PAI ArtLab console. Choose Developer Center in the left-side navigation pane and click the Custom Service tab. Then, click Create Custom Service.
Select ComfyUI (API Edition) for Service Edition.
When the Status changes to Running, click Call Information. On the Response URL (Internet) tab, get the URL, token, endpoint, and service ID.

Replace the corresponding content in the code with the call information you just got, and run the sample code.
After running the code, get the file name from the results.

In the ArtLab, hover over
in the upper-right corner. Click the link next to Storage to go to the OSS bucket and get the storage path.
Concatenate the OSS image address and access it. Format: OSS bucket path/output/file name
For example, 26****/data-115****************/output/ComfyUI_00000000_174427782695938_599ffc33-edea-4e64-bb60-28e834940f5c_.png
Exclusive edition
ComfyUI exclusive edition supports both API calls and online debugging. The verification process is similar to that of the API edition.
Prerequisites
You have a Python environment.
Procedure
Log on to the PAI ArtLab console. Choose Developer Center in the left-side navigation pane and click the Custom Service tab. Then, click Create Custom Service.
Select ComfyUI (Exclusive edition) for Service Edition.
When the Service Status changes to Running, click Call Information. On the Internet Endpoint tab, get the URL and token.

Replace the corresponding content in the code with the call information you just got, and run the sample code.
After running the code, get the file name from the results.

In the ArtLab, hover over
in the upper-right corner. Click the link next to Storage to go to the OSS bucket and get the storage path.
Concatenate the OSS image address and access it. Format: OSS Bucket path/output/file name
For example, 26****/data-115****************/output/ComfyUI_00000000_174427782695938_599ffc33-edea-4e64-bb60-28e834940f5c_.png