The command line
The program is nodewise-studio. Started without options it opens the window. It
accepts these options and one file:
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
--version, -v | Prints the version and exits without opening a window. |
--help, -h | Prints the list of options and exits without opening a window. The text follows the system's language: Russian on a Russian system, otherwise English. |
--user-data-dir=<folder> | Keeps settings, keys and history in this folder instead of the usual data folder. Useful for a second, separate profile or a test. |
--password-store=<store> | Which system keychain keeps saved keys: gnome-libsecret, kwallet5 or kwallet6. Settings ▸ Privacy ▸ Which keychain the app uses does the same from inside the app. |
--ozone-platform-hint=auto | Runs natively on Wayland when the desktop uses it, instead of through XWayland. |
[file] | A workflow (.json), a project, or a picture or video saved by ComfyUI: it opens in the window. If the graph on screen is in no file, the app asks first. |
Other options are Chromium's own and are passed on to it unchanged.
Examples
nodewise-studio --version
nodewise-studio ~/Pictures/ComfyUI_00001_.png
nodewise-studio --user-data-dir="$HOME/nodewise-test"
nodewise-studio --password-store=kwallet6Only one window of the app runs at a time for one data folder: starting it again brings the open window to the front, and a file named in the second start opens there.
On Windows (not supported, not tried) the program has no console, so --version and --help print nothing there.