pyTigerGraph 0.0.2

Library to connect to TigerGraph databases

# TigerGraph Driver Python wrapper for querying TigerGraph

## Usage First, add TigerGraphDriver.py into your project’s directory. ### Initialization There are a few parameters in order to instantiate a connection to your TigerGraph instance. These include: * URL of the server (defaults to http://localhost) * Name of the Graph (defaults to MyGraph) * Username and Password (both default to tigergraph) * The API call port (default 9000) * The port for Interpreted Queries (default 14240) * The API Token (Can be obtained with the getToken() method)

To instantiate the connection, simply use: `py graph = tg.TigerGraphConnection(ipAddress="https://YOUR_URL_HERE", apiToken="YOUR_TOKEN_HERE") `

### Other Methods #### runInstalledQuery(queryName, params) Assumes there is a query installed on the server, takes its name as an argument as a string, and the needed parameters as a dictionary. Returns JSON.

#### getEndpoints() Returns the JSON of all possible endpoints on the server

#### getToken(secret, lifetime) Returns a API token given a secret key and lifetime of the token, which are both strings.

## TODO: #### runInterpretedQuery(query) Currently does not work, due to what appears to be an internal server issue.