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#Graphable
Graphable is a ruby gem which builds static graphs in Neo4j from a secondary, ActiveModel-ish data store.
Say you have some models:
#where ActiveMapper::Root is your ActiveModelly ORM of choice
class User < ActiveMapper::Root
has_many :followers, :class => User
property :name
property :join_date
end
And you want to turn it into a graph periodically for cool reporting or something. Then you can do:
class User < ActiveMapper::Root
include Graphable
has_edge to: User, via: :followers, name: "followed_by"
has_many :followers, :class => User
indexes :name, :join_date
property :name
property :join_date
end
Which will take your SQL db and turn it into a lovely Neo4j Graph! (With indexes
automatically on the :id field, and anything else you specify in the indexes
call. Don't worry if you specify something twice, it won't double index!
This is very organic, I extracted the concept from another project, rewrote it here in an afternoon, and here it is.
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We found that graphable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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