projx
Graph transformations in Python
Alpha Version API breaking changes may occur over the next several months.
projx provides two ways to interact with graphs: - A DSL based on Neo4j Cypher for executing graph transformations using a Python DB like API. - A programmatic api that consumes JSON ETL configuration objects and executes graph transformations. Based on orientdb-etl.
Currently only supports networkx.Graph
Example Notebook: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/davebshow/projx/blob/master/projx_demo.ipynb
Real docs coming soon at: http://projx.readthedocs.org/en/latest/#
Thanks to @versae for inspiring this project.
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