NeoCommand is an extension of Intermake that provides manipulation of graph/network/tree data through the concept of Endpoints, through which Nodes, Edges, sub-graphs and arbitrary data are relayed.
This library primarily supports the Bio42 application, which focuses on genomic data.
The user is therefore directed to the Bio42 readme.
Please see the source code documentation itself for specific NeoCommand usage.
Tutorial
Please navigate to the neocommand_examples folder to read the examples.
The examples are Jupyter notebooks and can be opened with the following command from your terminal. e.g. to open sample_cypher_statement.ipynb:
jupyter notebook sample_cypher_statement.ipynb
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