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This library contains everything you need to execute single-request transactions for Neo4j 3.0 and above through its HTTP API.
Background
Research into the speed of performing ETL and batch-type actions on Neo4j showed that using a large, single-request transaction POST-request through Neo4j’s HTTP API outperforms other currently available libraries for this use-case (e.g. the official ‘neo4j-driver’ and ‘py2neo’). The goal of this connector is to provide convenience methods and classes that abstract away the boilerplate communication code.
- Community thread about the difference in performance between drivers:
Example
import neo4j
connector = neo4j.Connector('http://localhost:7474', ('neo4j','neo4j'))
response = connector.run("""MATCH () RETURN COUNT(*) as node_count""")
first_row = response[0]
print(first_row['node_count'])Installation
To install the latest stable version, use:
pip install neo4j-connectorGithub
This library lives at https://github.com/textkernel/neo4j-connector. Suggestions, bug-reports and pull requests are welcome there.
Documentation
The documentation (including changelog) lives at https://neo4j-connector.readthedocs.io
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