readify | Barebones social network written in Brubeck | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | readify Summary
This project / repository keeps all of the relevant code for running the web services behind Readify. Readify itself is a link sharing site. The general idea is something similar to delicious by helping users save links they find interesting, but don't have time to read yet. It allows tagging links and has rudimentary social networking. No following is built in yet, but you can view another user's profile and see what links they saved recently.
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- Save user document to database
- Apply all indexes to the database
- Generates a listitem form
- Generate a div form
- Save a listitem to the database
- Save a user profile
- Render a user profile form
- Render a user form
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QUESTION
I cannot figure out what the neo4jclient equivalent is for the following cypher query:
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Answered 2020-May-15 at 11:51The best approach that I can quickly think of is to use Return.As for any things like this you want to do in Return, so something like:
QUESTION
Im using the new neo4j Client from https://www.nuget.org/packages/Neo4jClient/4.0.0.1-prerelease, now I would like to use parameters like from https://github.com/Readify/Neo4jClient/wiki/cypher-examples
in my C# App and try to save a new node Person with:
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Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 19:22You are executing your query with the ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync method, which does not return results (and your code does not attempt to handle a result from the method anyway).
To get results, your generated Cypher must RETURN a result, and you need to use the Results method to get the results of the query. In addition, your code should actually use the result in some way.
Refer to the documentation for more details.
QUESTION
I would like to use the closeness centrality graph algorithm with Neo4jClient a .Net client for neo4j.
The query to use closeness centrality in Cypher is:
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Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 19:21Simple solution - change 'node' for nodeId:
QUESTION
I have been working on implementing a .NET Core API using Neo4J as the data storage and Neo4JClient (https://github.com/Readify/Neo4jClient) to build the data layer of the application. Things are going pretty well but I'm at a loss for strategies on how to test methods using the client in a way that adequately verifies that the code is doing what it's expected to do.
Example method using Neo4JClient:
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Answered 2019-Feb-28 at 23:48Fluent APIs seem like such a good idea until someone wants to mock them.
However, at least the Neo4JClient graph client is based off interfaces.
You could do something like this (you'll need to change your constructor argument to be an IGraphClient instead of a GraphClient.
QUESTION
im new to C# and Neo4j and want to follow this basic guide: https://github.com/Readify/Neo4jClient/wiki/GettingStartedWithCSharp
My problem is that when i run "Install-Package Neo4jClient in the Package Manager i get an error:
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Answered 2018-Jan-30 at 11:19It seems your project targets .NETFramework,Version=v4.5.2, the Neo4jClient on NuGet requires at least v4.6 (bases off NuGet dependencies) in order to work. Try updating the framework in your project (see here).
Answer moved from comment so it can get accepted
QUESTION
We've been using neo4j high availability cluster on Azure for some months and we are facing an issue with the .net client.
When we connect to the cluster using the web client everything is fine, we can query the nodes and the result appear. But when we use the .net client with the same query, some node are not found.
We tried counting the nodes from the web client and the result is 850 while the .net client returns 620.
I restarted one of the three VMs in the cluster and the problem was solved. We can not figure out what was wrong, and we really don't want our service to be unreliable!
Where you think the problem is?
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We are facing problem with a variety of different queries but the simplest one which returns the count of nodes is:
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Answered 2017-Dec-03 at 10:00OK After a lot of testing, we finally figured out were the problem is. There is nothing wrong with the client. As I mentioned earlier we are using a Neo4j High Availability Cluster over Azure with 3 VMs. We tried calling the REST API directly from three different PCs and we were getting wrong responses from one and correct responses from two others. This was where we begin to doubt our requests are being responded from different machines in the cluster. So we tried querying each machine separately using the Neo4j Cypher Shell and we found out one of the machines was out of sync with the other two and that was the one responding with the wrong results. After some research on this issue we found out that this is a bug in neo4j configuration which disables (comments out) the ha.pull_interval making machines go out of sync after a while. We set this interval to 10, restarted the machines and everything is fine now!
You can find more about this issue here, and here
I just don't know why API calls from one client was always being redirected to the out of sync machine, and it would be great if someone knew why.
QUESTION
We are using Neo4j Community 3.2.2 with Neo4jClient 2.0.0.9 and try to create a node if it does not exist. This is covered in the cypher examples and questions like this here on SO, so we thought that should be pretty straight forward:
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Answered 2017-Jul-24 at 17:19FWIW, I'm not sure why that happened, but we were able to solve it as follows:
QUESTION
I'm looking into using Neo4j for a project, but I'm a bit confused when it comes to best practices. I would normally assume that the official C# driver provides a method of parameterizing queries, but I can't see anything in the official documentation.
There is what appears to be an unofficial library for C# located on Github with a recent release only a few days old which supports parameterized queries. However, I also remember seeing a comment stating that it mostly supports version 2.x (although I can't find the page stating this). This library only supports http+https as connection methods, there is no support for Bolt. What effect will this have on performance?
What is the preferred driver/library for Neo4j 3.x using C#?
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Answered 2017-Jun-06 at 16:33Neo4jClient (The community driver) does in it's current state not support Bolt, there is a beta pre-release version (which you can get using Nuget by adding https://www.myget.org/F/cskardon/api/v3/index.json as a source to your Nuget) - I'm reasonably confident with it, but it does need testing.
It Will support Bolt though.
The official driver does support paramaterized queries you just have to code it yourself and when you call session.Run you pass it in as the second argument.
Something like:
QUESTION
I have one object with one of the property which is collection of "InterfaceA".
The cypher query generated with Readify gives me expected result in neo4j browser tool. But C# code fails to desearlize the response since it fails to recognize to which object type the collection should be desearlized.
How to achieve this ?
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Answered 2017-May-14 at 09:01Found solution for same. One need to use convertor for same -
QUESTION
I have some nodes in a collection with a Date Time:
I query this using the C# cypher client thus:
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Answered 2017-Mar-17 at 16:10It looks like you need a string split function:
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