This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
The target of this project is: More pythonic, humanize way to play with graph model
Install
pip install graphicBasic Example
>>>from graphic import use_neo4j
>>>neo4j = use_neo4j()
>>>boss = graphic.node('Boss', uid=1234)._as('b')
>>>geek = graphic.node('Geek', uid=2345)._as('g')
>>>neo4j.push(graphic.relationship(boss, geek, 'WORKTAT', startat=3432432)
>>>q = graphic.node().filter(id__gt=123).select('id')
>>>graph = neo4j.fetch(q)
>>>from graphic.query.func import avg
>>>q = graphic.node().select(avg('uid')).order_by('-id').limit(10)1 maintainer
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