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|title=Python janusgraph utility library
 
|title=Python janusgraph utility library
 
|url=https://github.com/BITPlan/pyjanusgraph
 
|url=https://github.com/BITPlan/pyjanusgraph
|version=0.0.1
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|version=0.0.1a2
 
|date=2020/04/12
 
|date=2020/04/12
 
|storemode=property
 
|storemode=property
 
}}
 
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=Freitext=
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= Motivation =
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[https://janusgraph.org/ JanusGraph] is the first {{Link|target=Tinkerpop|title=Apache Tinkerpop}} graph database i could work with {{Link|target=Gremlin_python|title=Gremlin Python}}.
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pyjanusgraph shall make it easier to work with JanusGraph from Python
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= Installation =
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<source lang='bash'>
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pip install pyjanusgraph
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</source>
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= Usage =
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First start your janusgraph server e.g. by using the docker command:
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<source lang='bash'>
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docker run --name jg -it -p 8182:8182 --mount source=/$HOME/graphdata,target=/graphdata,type=bind janusgraph/janusgraph
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</source>
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== RemoteGremlin ==
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The [https://pyjanusgraph.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tp.html#tp.gremlin.RemoteGremlin RemoteGremlin] class provides a simplified
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API to work with a remote Gremlin Server connection to JanusGraph. Optionally you may share data with an e.g docker based
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Server by setting up a sharepoint. See [https://github.com/BITPlan/pyjanusgraph/issues/1 Issue #1]
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=== accessing a remote graph ===
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<source lang='python'>
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from tp.gremlin import RemoteGremlin
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import os
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rg = RemoteGremlin()
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g=rg.open()
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vList = g.V().toList()
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print ("found %d vertices" % (len(vList)))
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rg.close()
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</source>
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=== sharing data ===
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<source lang='python'>
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from tp.gremlin import RemoteGremlin
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import os
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rg = RemoteGremlin()
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rg.setSharepoint(os.path.expanduser("~/graphdata"), "/graphdata/")
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g=rg.open()
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graphmlFile = "air-routes-small.xml";
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shared = rg.share(graphmlPath)
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g.io(shared).read().iterate()
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vCount = g.V().count().next()
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print ("%s has %d vertices" % (shared, vCount))
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rg.close()
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</source>
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== TinkerPopAble ==
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see See [https://github.com/BITPlan/pyjanusgraph/issues/2 Issue #2]
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== Example Projects ==
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* https://github.com/WolfgangFahl/jhuregionmapper
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= Links =
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* https://janusgraph.org/
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* [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/janusgraph Stackoverflow questions for janusgraph]
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[[Category:Gremlin]]

Latest revision as of 11:17, 13 April 2020

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id  pyjanusgraph
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owner  BITPlan
title  Python janusgraph utility library
url  https://github.com/BITPlan/pyjanusgraph
version  0.0.1a2
description  
date  2020/04/12
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Motivation

JanusGraph is the first Apache Tinkerpop graph database i could work with Gremlin Python.

pyjanusgraph shall make it easier to work with JanusGraph from Python

Installation

pip install pyjanusgraph

Usage

First start your janusgraph server e.g. by using the docker command:

docker run --name jg -it -p 8182:8182 --mount source=/$HOME/graphdata,target=/graphdata,type=bind janusgraph/janusgraph

RemoteGremlin

The RemoteGremlin class provides a simplified API to work with a remote Gremlin Server connection to JanusGraph. Optionally you may share data with an e.g docker based Server by setting up a sharepoint. See Issue #1

accessing a remote graph

from tp.gremlin import RemoteGremlin
import os
rg = RemoteGremlin()
g=rg.open()
vList = g.V().toList()
print ("found %d vertices" % (len(vList)))
rg.close()

sharing data

from tp.gremlin import RemoteGremlin
import os
rg = RemoteGremlin()
rg.setSharepoint(os.path.expanduser("~/graphdata"), "/graphdata/")
g=rg.open()
graphmlFile = "air-routes-small.xml";
shared = rg.share(graphmlPath)
g.io(shared).read().iterate()
vCount = g.V().count().next()
print ("%s has %d vertices" % (shared, vCount))
rg.close()

TinkerPopAble

see See Issue #2

Example Projects

Links