This example application runs GraphQL subscriptions over a Neo4j database using the GraphQL Library for Neo4j on a [Apollo](https://www.apollographql.com/) server and [RabbitMQ](https://www.rabbitmq.com/) queue to provide production-ready scalability.

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A convenient wrapper of GraphiQL to use within Neo4j Desktop.

A convenient wrapper of GraphQL Voyager to use within Neo4j Desktop.

A library for enabling users to access software features.

A convenient wrapper of Mermaid to use within Neo4j Desktop.

Neo4j Browser is the general purpose user interface for working with Neo4j. Query, visualize, administer and monitor the database.

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Cypher parser (simple) loaded from an antlr4 g4 file

A programmatic API for building Cypher queries for Neo4j

Cypher query language integration with CodeMirror 6 editor

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