Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Movie Demo with GraphGists
Gist (
https://help.github.com/articles/about-gists/
)
is one of the wonderful features of
GitHub, which provides a quick-and-easy way of sharing code, text, and files. It provides
support for rendering a huge number of programming languages and facilitates rich syntax
highlighting.
Neo4j leveraged the same thought process developed by Neo4j Gist
http://gist.neo4j.org/
for sharing and rendering the graphs.
In this section, we will re-use the same movie dataset and will see how Neo4j Gists can be
leveraged to share our data with the community.
Let's follow the steps to create our Movie Demo and share it with the other users on Neo4j
Gist:
1. Create a GitHub user ID and password and log in to
https://gist.github.com/
.
2. Create
ASCIIDoc
, then enter the text given in the following screenshot:
3. Next, just below the
[source, cypher]
statement, drop in your Cypher queries for
creating the movie dataset. Your Cypher queries should be in between
----
, as
shown in row
17
in the preceding screenshot. You can use the same queries that we
used in the
Read-only Cypher queries
section to create our movie database.
