# PyNeo4j
Integrating Python with Neo4j.
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### Demo/Example
https://github.com/RenanPalmeira/neopyramid
### Downloaded and run Neo4j
### Development
$ git clone https://github.com/renanpalmeira/pyneo4j $ cd pyneo4j # or other name with virtualenv (recommended) $ pip install -e . $ pip install -r requirements.txt # or tests/requirements-dev.txt $ $NEO4J_FOLDER/bin/neo4j-shell -c < tests/starwars.cypher # Import sample graph’s $ nosetests –verbose tests/ # If your Neo4j needs authentication set on tests/tests.py, but not in ‘git add’ with your credentials, than just run the tests
### Installation (waiting for approval)
Available in Python Package Index:
$ pip install pyneo4j
Or:
$ easy_install pyneo4j
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