My choice in programming language doesn't have a driver for Neo4j and the
REST api support is only GET and POST. I've just been learning Cypher and
Neo4j with the Neo4j Browser for the past week.
I'm wanting to ask a question on StackOverflow linking to a GraphGist. I
thought I'd provide a Cypher query to generate sample data though it will
take a long time to type out manually. Is there another way I can provide
working sample data? I thought I might be able to shorten the queries with
loops/variables, though through experimenting ways of iterating through
data is limiting as is working with collections of strings or literal maps.
I cannot access keys from maps stored in collections? collection[0].key, I
haven't tried but assume collections within collections can't be accessed
by collection[0][0] either?
Literal maps can only access one level, if I have a map that stores another
map as a value I'm unable to access that ones keys? map.key.key
{key:{key:"value"}} as map
Literal maps cannot have key names from other sources eg {map.key:"value"}
or {collection[0]:"value} where the key and collection hold strings.
FOREACH is limited with what I can do within it and referring to anything
that happened within the FOREACH after is not possible? I could perhaps
create temporary nodes/relationships with properties, then delete those
nodes when no longer needed.
If I won't have any issues with being limited to only GET and POST with
REST I might have an easier time populating the database. If so is there
still a way to provide the sample data to use with GraphGist?
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