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neo4j-redis

v1.0.8

Published

Neo4j-redis Adapter

Downloads

25

Readme

Neo4j-redis

npm version npm

Neo4j-redis, a promised-based Neo4j transactions adapter which optionally supports caching using Redis.

Usage

const Neo4j = require('neo4j-redis');
let neo4j = new Neo4j();
neo4j.initGraphDB('http://127.0.0.1:7474', 'neo4j', 'password');

APIs

This module contains a core exported class Neo4j. In turn it also creates Transaction and QueryBuilder objects.

Core API

| Method | Description | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | initGraphDB | Initialize Neo4j Graph Database | Required | | initCacheDB | Initialize Redis Database for caching | Only used if caching is desired | | createTransaction | Creates a transaction object | See Transaction API section | | createQueryBuilder | Creates a new query builder object | See Query Build API section | | getSimpleData | Helper to extra simple data responses | Simple data is defined as a single return value. A single object qualifies | | toProps | Convert an object of properties to a property query string | | | toNamedProps | Converts a named object to a cypher compatible key / value pair | | | toSets | Converts an object to a cypher compatible list of set statements | |

Transaction API

| Method | Description | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | addQuery | Appends a query to the transaction's list of query statements | Requires a Query Builder object and params | | cacheable | Marks a transaction as cacheable || | execute | Executes a transaction ||

Query Builder API

| Method | Description | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | add | Adds a partial query statement | | | toString | Returns the full query as a string ||

Tests

The specs folder contains tests.

To run the tests you first need to install mocha:

$ npm install mocha -g

Then run:

$ npm run test