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Support REST Traversal API #102
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Sorry for the delay in responding here, @dkushner! Thanks for submitting your PR, I'll review it. Just for curiosity, any reason you prefer the traversal API over Cypher? That's the reason we never bothered implementing this — because Cypher lets you do this in such a nicer way. (We did implement the simple/convenience getRelationshipNodes method before Cypher was added.) |
Using Cypher for Standard graph traversals like DFS,BFS makes the understanding of these algorithms as bottleneck to execute it . This reduces the usability of the module . It shouldnt be a necessity to understand these standard algorithms to be able to execute them . |
Good point, @Karthic-Hackintosh! Out of curiosity, are you using this traversal API yourself? |
Currently i'm not , but i want contribute to this repo . May be i can start with fixing this up first !!Need some help on starting to contribute to this repo ! |
Good news: it's now possible to use the traversal API in node-neo4j v2, even though it's not implemented directly, because you can now make arbitrary & custom HTTP / REST API calls (issue #100). https://github.com/thingdom/node-neo4j/tree/v2#http--plugins So I'm going to go ahead mark this issue as fixed in v2. Let me know if you have any q's! |
Neo4j has an excellent REST API module that supports custom graph traversals and path aggregation. It would be great if node-neo4j could expose some access to this functionality, preferably via a method with the following specifications:
Just an idea, based on the documentation here.
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