Neo4j Browser is a browser-based workspace for developing Cypher queries and inspecting Neo4j databases through tables and graph visualizations. It supports exploratory analysis by exposing database contents and query results directly. section 4.1
Use Neo4j Browser to:
- Inspect database reports showing node counts, node labels, and relationship types. section 4.1
- Generate or execute Cypher statements that return sample paths, tables, or subgraph visualizations. section 4.1
- View returned graph elements with visualization options such as node color, size, and captions. section 3.1.1
Visualize sampled follower relationships
Select the FOLLOWS relationship type to generate a query, or run MATCH p=()-[r:FOLLOWS]->() RETURN p LIMIT 25;. The result displays a sample subgraph as path data. Replace FOLLOWS with RETWEETS to practice visualizing another relationship type. section 4.1
Listing 4.1 Generated Cypher query that visualizes a sample of 25 FOLLOWS relationships
MATCH p=()-[r :FOLLOWS]->() RETURN p LIMIT 25;
The executable Cypher listing demonstrates how Neo4j Browser returns a limited sample of relationship paths for graph inspection. section 4.1
