GQLAlchemy

Are you reluctant to switch from a relational database to a graph databases to explore fraud because you believe you first need to be proficient in Cypher to correctly import the data? Be rest assured - there is a Python-friendly approach available within Memgraph!

Online algorithms are key for rapid response to changes in streamed graph data

Say hello to GQLAlchemy 1.2, a Python OGM (Object Graph Mapper) that helps you work with graph databases.

Through this guide, you will learn how to use different query builder methods to create, change, get, set, and remove data from Memgraph.

Through this short tutorial, you will learn how to import table data from files stored in local or online storage systems to a Memgraph graph database using GQLAlchemy

Through this guide, you will learn how to start, stop, connect to and monitor Memgraph instances with GQLAlchemy.

Through this short tutorial, you will learn how to install Memgraph, connect to it from a Jupyter Notebook and perform data analysis using graph algorithms.

Learn how to build applications from bottom to top with the help of GQLAlchemy.

Choose to store python objects partially into an in-memory Graph Database and into an SQLite database on disk.

Learn how to use the GQLAlchemy library to manage data streams and database triggers in Memgraph

A guide to understanding how link prediction works with node2vec algorithm

Through this tutorial, you will learn how to work with Memgraph from a Python script or a Jupyter Notebook

Learn how to get Twitch data, find the most interesting statistics from the Twitch network and visualize the output of different MAGE algorithms on ingested data in real-time

Learn how to get Twitch data, find the most interesting statistics from the Twitch network and visualize the output of different MAGE algorithms on ingested data in real-time

Learn how to scrape Twitch data, find the most interesting statistics from the Twitch network and visualize the output of different graph algorithms

Use the GQLAlchemy library for easier and more intuitive interactions with Memgraph in Python