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@neo4j-labs/temp-dbs

v0.2.4

Published

expose a temporary database to run cyphers

Downloads

3

Readme

@neo4j-labs/temp-dbs

This library was created initialy to be used on https://portal.graphgist.org/ where users are able to run custom cypher queries directly on the browser, can change queries, and interact with the results.

This implementation may work with your project too.

Under the hood it creates a temporary database on a Neo4j instance (v4.0 or higher). To prevent the running out of memory on the database, each temporary database is named with a timestamp to be used in a cleanup operation.

How to use:

import neo4j from "neo4j-driver"
import Neo4jTempDb from "@neo4j-labs/temp-dbs"

const tempDb = new Neo4jTempDb(
  'neo4j://localhost',
  neo4j.auth.basic('neo4j', 'password')
)

Create a temporary database

const databaseName = tempDb.createDatabase()

Run Cyphers on the temp database

const result = neo4jTempDb.runCypherOnDatabase(databaseName, cypherVersion, cypher, params)

result is an object with the following properties:

key | description ----|------------ json | a JSON valid object containing all nodes and relationships returned by the cypher query visualization | all nodes and relationships on the current database columns | all the keys returned by the query run query | the cypher query sent version | the cypher version selected

Clean up the database

This is important to free resources on your server since databases don't auto expire:

await tempDb.cleanDatabase(database)

Clean up databases expired databases

await tempDb.cleanDatabasesOlderThan(60 * 60 * 24) // 24h cleanup interval

Clean up all databases

await tempDb.cleanAllDatabases()

Run development tests

Make sure you have the right credentials to your Neo4j database:

export CONSOLE_NEO4J_URI=bolt://localhost:7687
export CONSOLE_NEO4J_USER=neo4j
export CONSOLE_NEO4J_PASSWORD=123456

And to run tests:

npm test