@tideon
Are you creating a Neo4J graph database for Lego or are you trying to query something that is already out there? The reason I ask is that you can get some CSV files from rebrickable.com to load into a new database, complete with the "Theme" information separated. That's what I did. And since you are using Python, I can share my notebooks (if I can find them) on how I did my database.
Hello FourMoBro,
I am creating a database for lego and adding suppliers to it. Ans then go from there. Never knew about that website. And I am teaching myself Python at the same time as Cypher.
Learning and doing as I go. I do use anaconda, so seeing a jupyter notebook will help with understanding a few more things.
Thanks for the offer, looking forward to the Notebook.
I just created a repo for you to examine. it is here: GitHub - FourMoBro/Lego_Neo4j
I did this about a month ago, but I am sure that the csv files from rebrickable have been updated, so the database counts may be off. Otherwise, it is a nice framework to run some Graph Algorithms Tests, but I have been sidelined with other needs to do that. Maybe over the holiday break?
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Thank you for this.
Crazy thing is that only last year that I heard about graph databases. Here is the video that introduced me to this tech.
I only heard about them back in July of this year. Been busy with them ever since. Still so much to learn and how to integrate them into a workflow.
I agree, so much to learn.