At first glance

First let me say I am a new user to the desktop and to graph.
That being said, where do you import a graph script from at the interface?
There is an import option, but it just takes to a folder, and no way to select what to import.
There is a terminal ... lol
Shouldn't there be a way to paste cypher into the graph on the graph section?
Just some instinctive thoughts because it's as far as I got.
I mean even a freaken text file editor has a way to open a text file.

Greetings,

I agree that there is a learning curve with any new technology. As with any new platform, what I had expected did not exist either. However, I quickly learned Neo4j and luckily there are plenty of choices for online training, here and elsewhere.

You can start where I first started: https://neo4j.com/graphacademy/online-training/introduction-to-neo4j/

I love Neo4j--go for it! I think you will enjoy it too!

~Alfonso

It sounds like you're still in the Neo4j Desktop section, which is used to create, setup, and configure Neo4j graph instances as well as graph apps.

To interact with a database that you've created, you will need to open up the Neo4j Browser and log in to the graph (you can either launch a web browser window to "http://localhost:7474/browser/", or press the Manage button for the database and then press the Open Browser button near the top). At that point you will have a query input area where you can type in, paste, and execute Cypher.

There is also a Favorites tab (the start icon on the left side of the browser window) that allows you to save scripts as well as a drag and drop area to to execute a file of Cypher code.

Hope this helps!