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DZone > Java Zone > Check Out a New Interactive Neo4j Console - Rabbithole

Check Out a New Interactive Neo4j Console - Rabbithole

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May. 03, 12 · Java Zone · Interview
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A new Graph REPL using Heroku on Neo4j has been announced over at GitHub.  For those of you who don't know, REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print Loop, and refers to a simple interactive top-level programming environment.  In this case, the environment displays a simple graph representation that includes titles for both nodes and relationships.  The link to the console displays code and a graph for characters from The Matrix, which is awesome. 

The Github page includes usage and readme documents; here are the features and endpoints:

From the Rabbithole Github Page . . .

Features:

  • set up graph with Geoff or Cypher
  • execute Cypher (query and mutation)
  • visualize graph and returned results with d3
  • export graph
  • share, tweet link to current graph and query

Endpoints:

  • post /console/cypher
  • post /console/geoff
  • delete /console
  • post /console/init
  • get /console/share
Console (video game CLI) Neo4j

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