The only relation is that I used that plug-in prior to writing mine. I was inspired by it to make my own. I originally created a NSFW filter for that plug-in you mentioned. The code still exists but I closed the branch. No offense intended to the authors but...
The code in that repo is not in great shape. It is forked from stable diffusion webui and has diverged from the parent fork (at time of this writing "This branch is 473 commits ahead, 271 commits behind sd-webui:main").
I've seen multiple complaints regarding the code. It was hard to add the NSFW filter, and even as such the maintainer never merged by pr. Streamers can't use the plug-in without a ban risk on twitch.
My code is very clean and well documented. Adding new panels etc to the krita plug-in itself is extremely easy thanks to the classes i wrote.
Furthermore the existing solution uses a webserver, whereas mine uses sockets. Existing has blocking requests (click button, wait for image for 8 seconds or more) whereas mine is non-blocking (uses threads and a queue system so you can keep working in krita while it generates).
I realize mine is still in a broken state, but it won't be much longer. If anyone wants to contribute that would also be helpful.
The code in that repo is not in great shape. It is forked from stable diffusion webui and has diverged from the parent fork (at time of this writing "This branch is 473 commits ahead, 271 commits behind sd-webui:main").
I've seen multiple complaints regarding the code. It was hard to add the NSFW filter, and even as such the maintainer never merged by pr. Streamers can't use the plug-in without a ban risk on twitch.
My code is very clean and well documented. Adding new panels etc to the krita plug-in itself is extremely easy thanks to the classes i wrote.
Furthermore the existing solution uses a webserver, whereas mine uses sockets. Existing has blocking requests (click button, wait for image for 8 seconds or more) whereas mine is non-blocking (uses threads and a queue system so you can keep working in krita while it generates).
I realize mine is still in a broken state, but it won't be much longer. If anyone wants to contribute that would also be helpful.