Using The Neo4j Graph Data Science Library And Rule-Based Graph Data Visualization In Neo4j BloomIn this post, we explore how to use the graph algorithms available in the Neo4j Graph Data Science library along with the Neo4j Bloom graph visualization...
Get Involved with GGCD And Find Connections To The Community!The second annual Global Graph Celebration Day is only two months away! In this post, we want to show you how you can explore the GGCD Attendee Graph to find connections in the community. W...
A bit about using neo4j-graphql.js with Neo4j Aura and the spatial distance filter in GraphQL
Medium – 20 Jan 20
Working With Spatial Data In Neo4j GraphQL In The Cloud
Serverless GraphQL, Neo4j Aura, and GRANDstack
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Call for talk proposals is now open — seeking developer stories about all things graph!Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem gracing the screens of Times Square in New York City.In this post, we want to give you an overv...
Cypher directive fields are not added to the generated where filter argument because the field values would need to be computed for each node in the database at query time which would be prohibitively expensive in most cases. You could potentially ad...
I know the GraphQL extension for VSCode will retrieve typedefs from a GraphQL endpoint to use for autocomplete / syntax checking. Perhaps there is a similar functionality for Webstorm / Intellij?
The _id field was not added because internal node ids shouldn't really be referenced in external systems as node ids can be reclaimed after nodes are deleted and isn't really a unique id. More explanation in the docs here: https://neo4j.com/docs/grap...
You can specify the Neo4j database name to use for resolving GraphQL queries in the GraphQL context object. For example:
const { Neo4jGraphQL } = require("@neo4j/graphql");
const neo4j = require("neo4j-driver");
const typeDefs = `
type User {
...
See the neo4j/introspector package, which will allow you to control the session where you can specify the database name:
const { toGraphQLTypeDefs } = require("@neo4j/introspector");
const neo4j = require("neo4j-driver");
const fs = require("fs");...
