# Firehawk
Experimental Language and REPL
# Installation
pip install firehawk
You will also need the DSE Graph driver. That’s up to you for now.
# Code Examples
> from firehawk import parse_line > query = parse_line(“CREATE VERTEX person”)
> type(query) firehawk.ddl.CreateVertex
> print query schema = graph.schema() schema.buildVertexLabel(‘person’).add()
# REPL
This package provides a REPL.
graph [name]
# Supported Syntax
create graph [graph] use [graph] create vertex [label] create edge [label] create property [name] [type] CREATE [materialized|secondary|search] INDEX [name] ON VERTEX [label]([field]) CREATE [in|out] INDEX [name] ON VERTEX [vertex-label] ON EDGE [edge-label]([edge-property])
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