astraeadb
Python client for AstraeaDB, a graph database with vector search written in Rust. Talks to the AstraeaDB server over newline-delimited JSON-over-TCP (no dependencies) with an optional Apache Arrow Flight transport and pandas integration.
Installation
pip install astraeadb # core client, zero dependencies
pip install "astraeadb[arrow]" # + Arrow Flight transport (pyarrow)
pip install "astraeadb[pandas]" # + DataFrame helpers (pandas)
pip install "astraeadb[all]" # everything
Requires Python 3.9+. A running AstraeaDB server is required — see the AstraeaDB documentation.
Quick start
from astraeadb import AstraeaClient
with AstraeaClient(host="127.0.0.1", port=7687) as client:
alice = client.create_node(["Person"], {"name": "Alice", "age": 30})
bob = client.create_node(["Person"], {"name": "Bob"})
client.create_edge(alice, bob, "KNOWS", weight=0.9)
# Traversals
client.bfs(alice, max_depth=2)
client.dfs(alice, max_depth=2)
client.shortest_path(alice, bob, weighted=True)
# Lookups
client.find_by_label("Person")
client.find_edge_by_type("KNOWS")
# Vector similarity (results carry node_id + distance; smaller is closer)
hits = client.vector_search([0.1, 0.9, 0.3], k=5)
# Graph algorithms (computed server-side)
client.run_pagerank()
client.run_louvain()
client.run_betweenness_centrality()
# GQL
client.query("MATCH (p:Person) RETURN p.name")
Features
- CRUD — create/read/update/delete nodes and edges with arbitrary properties
- Lookups —
find_by_label,find_edge_by_type, bulkdelete_by_label - Traversals —
bfs,dfs,shortest_path,neighbors - Temporal queries — time-travel variants (
bfs_at,dfs_at,neighbors_at,shortest_path_at) over edge validity windows - Graph algorithms —
run_pagerank,run_louvain,run_connected_components,run_degree_centrality,run_betweenness_centrality - Vector search —
vector_search(k-NN),hybrid_search(graph + vector),semantic_neighbors,semantic_walk - GraphRAG —
extract_subgraphandgraph_ragfor LLM context assembly - Statistics —
graph_statsand rawget_subgraphexport - GQL —
queryfor Cypher-style graph queries - Batch —
create_nodes,create_edges,delete_nodes,delete_edges - DataFrames — import/export helpers in
astraeadb.dataframe(pandas) - Arrow Flight — high-throughput columnar transport when
pyarrowis installed
Clients
| Class | Transport | Notes |
|---|---|---|
JsonClient |
JSON/TCP | Always available, zero dependencies |
ArrowClient |
Arrow Flight | Requires pyarrow; high-throughput bulk/query |
AstraeaClient |
Auto-select | Uses Arrow when available, falls back to JSON |
from astraeadb import JsonClient # explicit JSON/TCP
from astraeadb import ArrowClient # explicit Arrow Flight (needs pyarrow)
from astraeadb import AstraeaClient # unified, auto-selecting
License
MIT © 2026 James Harris.
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