neo-forgery
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"author": "YizYah", | ||
"version": "1.8.0", | ||
"version": "1.8.1", | ||
"bugs": "https://github.com/YizYah/neo-forgery/issues", | ||
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* [:wrench: Usage](#wrench-usage) | ||
* [:symbols: Formats for Query Responses](#formats) | ||
* [:symbols: Formats for Query Responses](#symbols-formats-for-query-responses) | ||
* [:key:Functions](#key-functions) | ||
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## <a name="formats"></a> :symbols: Formats for Query Responses | ||
## <a name="symbols-formats-for-query-responses"></a> :symbols: Formats for Query Responses | ||
The actual responses to queries differ from the stored ones in that the response include object class instances rather than simple jsons. In addition, what gets returned from GraphQL shows pure data, which differs in some ways from even the stored format for queries. | ||
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2. **live** the object returned from an actual query, including instances of the `Record` class. Also represents integers as instances of the `Integer` class. | ||
3. **data** simple objects, like what GraphQl Returns. Roughly what you see in the neo4j data browser results when you select the `TABLE` view. | ||
3. **data** simple objects, like what GraphQl Returns. Roughly what you see in the neo4j data browser results when you select the `TABLE` view. | ||
![](images/resultFormats.png) | ||
![resultformats](images/diagram.png) | ||
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