Cypher implementation

[Sebastien B]

Hi,

i'm having a database implementation based on Graph and i was looking for a language to interact with this Graph database.

Cypher seems to me a good candidate. I'm looking for an implementation of Cypher for an embedded Linux based platform running on dual Cortex-A7 ARM core.

Would it be possible to get pointer on available implementation ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,

Sebastien

[Mats Rydberg]

Hello Sebastien

That sounds very interesting. Would you like to tell us a little more about your project? Is it open source; perhaps on GitHub? What is your graph data model?

Cypher is based on the Property Graph Data Model, which you can find described here: https://github.com/opencypher/openCypher/blob/master/docs/property-graph-model.adoc

Cypher is governed by the openCypher project (which you may already know since you're here reaching out to us), and you'll find lots of information on our website. In particular you may be interest in the implementation projects, which are listed here: http://www.opencypher.org/projects

If you provide some more detail on your project we would be happy to add it to that list.

One of the projects that I am myself working on is Cypher for Apache Spark, which is built on what we call the okapi pipeline. It extends the tooling offered by the openCypher frontend to further give a logical planner and a relational planner (for implementing Cypher over relational systems, such as Spark). Only last week there was an openCypher Implementers Meeting (oCIM 5) where CAPS was presented. You'll find the agenda with slides and recordings here: http://www.opencypher.org/event/2019/03/06/ocim5/ and the CAPS presentation slides contains an overview that you may find interesting.

I hope I didn't overload you!

All the best

Mats