I think it looks great, with maybe some modifications:
/{node}/path and /{node}/paths (and skip the single attribute),
instead of /{node}/pathfinder
add tests for it (maybe you already have, but I've missed).
How would you feel about those things? Anyways I'd love to see this
merged into trunk!
I'd like to introduce cali, another library to interface erlang and neo4j,
http://github.com/dmitriid/cali. The other one is nerlo,
http://github.com/nerlo/nerlo
Cali is an early version which is more of an experiment rather than anything
else, but it works. It's built on top of Gremlin, and
Very cool Dmitrii,
that is what is called Ecosystem!
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
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I'm looking for an efficient way to find an (the) edge(s) between two nodes.
I have a requirement that when I add an edge between two specific nodes that I
first determine if the edge already exists, which leads to the need for a
method that return such an edge given the subject and object.
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