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A Python client for Rexster following the Blueprints property graph model interface
:synopsis: Implements a client over Rexster (https://github.com/tinkerpop/rexster/) providing the Python developer an easy way to interact with the databases supported.
The layer follows the pyblueprints graph model interface letting the programmer work in the same way, no matter which underlying graph database is being used.
The easiest way to get python-rexster installed in your virtualenv is by:
pip install python-rexster
Connecting to a Rexster instance
from rexster import RexsterServer, RexsterGraph #Connecting to server HOST = 'http://localhost:8182' server = RexsterServer(HOST) #List graphs availbale in server server.graphs() [u'tinkergraph', u'gratefulgraph', u'tinkergraph-readonly', u'sailgraph', u'emptygraph'] #Connecting to a given graph graph = RexsterIndexableGraph(server, 'tinkergraph')
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A Python client for Rexster following the Blueprints property graph model interface
We found that python-rexster demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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