[ANN] Neo4j Cypher compiler for building domain-specific APIs in Python

[b...@devel.io]

I put together a basic Cypher compiler API written in Python. I got tired of concatenating strings and using string formatting/interpolation for constructing the Cypher queries. In a nutshell, there are classes that correspond to most of constructs in Cypher. Each class is tailored to the requirements of the syntax.

You can see a few examples on the README: https://github.com/bruth/cypher#examples

I am curious if anyone is interested in this and for any thoughts on the overall approach and API design. I wrote a few bullet points on the status: https://github.com/bruth/cypher#status along with a list of currently supported classes (all of which could use some refinement).

[Michael Hunger]

Cool stuff, would you mind writing a blog post about it, so we could help you promote it.

Really like the idea.

Cheers,

Michael

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[Byron Ruth]

Absolutely, I will post here when it’s ready. Thank you for your support.

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[b...@devel.io]

Michael, I wrote up a quick blog post with an overview of the goals and current status: http://devel.io/2014/05/01/cypher-compiler-for-python/

[Michael Hunger]

Thanks a lot. Good work looking forward to the finished work.

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Am 01.05.2014 um 20:23 schrieb b...@devel.io:

Michael, I wrote up a quick blog post with an overview of the goals and current status: http://devel.io/2014/05/01/cypher-compiler-for-python/

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