Any reporting tool for Neo4J ??

[Sean R]

Hi All,

I have a question:

Is there any reporting tool available where I can browse/query Neo4J data  ?

1. Neo4J web browser is a great tool, but we need to write Cypher queries to pull required information. So this is not an option for the Sr. management people.

2. I tried Neo4J--> Elasticsearch-->Kibana. But no use, because I can query only Node level information. Kibana is not fetching Node and its Relationships.

All it shows is individual node information.

3. I am sure there are no  drivers available  for Tableau to connect to Neo4J. 

4. Tried Linkurious as well. It will not show Node and its relationships. 

I am kind of stuck here. Is there any alternative approach to this problem.

Thanks,

Chandra

[Michael Hunger]

Hi Sean,

thanks for asking.

1. true that, some of that can be handled by custom browser guides or stored queries: https://neo4j.com/developer/guide-create-neo4j-browser-guide/

2. hmm good point, we should investigate that

3. there is actually a Tableau10 WDC connector for neo4j: https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-tableau , Ralf cc'ed also blogged about integation in QLik

4. Actually Linkurious should work out of the box

5. There used to be an integration for JasperReports

6. And it should be possible to connect to Neo4j using the JDBC driver from most reporting tools: https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-jdbc

7. Andrea is working on a Apache Zeppelin <-> Neo4j integration

8. My colleague Andreas might be interesting speaking with you

But you're right there should be a dedicated page that explains these options.

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[Sean R]

Thank you so much for your reply. My response below.

Regards

On Wednesday, July 5, 2017 at 5:17:31 PM UTC-4, Michael Hunger wrote:

Hi Sean,

thanks for asking.

1. true that, some of that can be handled by custom browser guides or stored queries: https://neo4j.com/developer/guide-create-neo4j-browser-guide/

I will explore this option.

 

2. hmm good point, we should investigate that

 

3. there is actually a Tableau10 WDC connector for neo4j: https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-tableau , Ralf cc'ed also blogged about integation in QLik

I will check out this URL

 

4. Actually Linkurious should work out of the box

Need to see this. Community version is not available to try this option.

 

5. There used to be an integration for JasperReports

6. And it should be possible to connect to Neo4j using the JDBC driver from most reporting tools: https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-jdbc

7. Andrea is working on a Apache Zeppelin <-> Neo4j integration

8. My colleague Andreas might be interesting speaking with you

But you're right there should be a dedicated page that explains these options.

On Wed, Jul 5, 2017 at 8:11 PM, Sean R <chandr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

I have a question:

Is there any reporting tool available where I can browse/query Neo4J data  ?

1. Neo4J web browser is a great tool, but we need to write Cypher queries to pull required information. So this is not an option for the Sr. management people.

2. I tried Neo4J--> Elasticsearch-->Kibana. But no use, because I can query only Node level information. Kibana is not fetching Node and its Relationships.

All it shows is individual node information.

3. I am sure there are no  drivers available  for Tableau to connect to Neo4J. 

4. Tried Linkurious as well. It will not show Node and its relationships. 

I am kind of stuck here. Is there any alternative approach to this problem.

Thanks,

Chandra

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[Jean Villedieu]

Hello,

Our Linkurious Enterprise software is designed to make Neo4j data easy to browse with a search engine and a powerful visualization interface. Happy to arrange a demo if you want!

What community edition are you talking about? We do not have one but we do have a (no-longer supported) graph visualization library called linkurious.js.

Best,

Jean

Co-founder @ Linkurious