add(app): SwarmUI

[cori]

SwarmUI

https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI

A Modular AI Image Generation Web-User-Interface, with an emphasis on making powertools easily accessible, high performance, and extensibility. Supports Stable Diffusion, Flux, etc. AI image models, with plans to support AI video, audio, and more in the future.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a configuration file for the SwarmUI application, detailing essential metadata and deployment settings.
  • Added a Docker Compose configuration for deploying the SwarmUI service with GPU support and persistent data storage.
  • Launched a comprehensive overview document for SwarmUI, outlining its capabilities, installation instructions, and future enhancements.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed various issues related to application setup and configuration management.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new configuration for the SwarmUI application through a config.json file that outlines metadata and settings. A docker-compose.yml file is created to define the service's container configuration, including port mappings and GPU resource management. Additionally, a description.md file is added to provide an overview of SwarmUI, its capabilities, and installation instructions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apps/swarmui/config.json	New configuration file defining metadata, application settings, and deployment details for SwarmUI.
apps/swarmui/docker-compose.yml	New Docker Compose file for SwarmUI service, specifying container settings, networking, and resource management.
apps/swarmui/metadata/description.md	New file providing an overview of SwarmUI, its features, installation instructions, and configuration notes.

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• apps/swarmui/config.json
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• apps/swarmui/docker-compose.yml

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Actionable comments posted: 6

[cori]

Minor details - i started this from an LLM "role" / prompt and links to the source repo. It needed a lot of massaging, but i think turned out ok, and it saved me a bit of time rather than starting from "Hello Tipi".

[cori]

Reading over the adding an app page again and I'd missed the requirement that the project have a official image - which makes total sense; i was a bit hesitant about this PR since it meant hosting an image for broader-than-my-own use anyway. So I'm going to close this since the source project's Docker guidelines are to build them image from a clone of the repo.