neo_named_nodes: neo_named_nodes
In brendan-newlon/df2neo4j: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

create unique-constrained named nodes from unique values in a dataframe column.

1	neo_named_nodes(df, col, label = col, property_key = "Name")

`df`	The data.frame containing the column.
`col`	The name of the column, as a string.
`label`	The node label to set in Neo4j for these nodes. As a string.
`property_key`	The name for the property key for these values. Eg. "Name" for nodes labeled "Person". The default is "Name". As a string.

If you have a column with values that can stand as a unique identifier for the type of nodes they represent, this function creates a constraint that nodes with this label are uniquely constrained by the property key you identify.

Imagine you want to create nodes representing US Postal Codes. Point this function to a column containing the zip codes. You might set the node label to be "Zip_Code". By default, the property key is set to "Name," but you might choose "Zip" as more intuitive than using Cypher QL to match: .... where Zip_Code.Name = '24710'

brendan-newlon/df2neo4j documentation built on Sept. 19, 2020, 5:44 a.m.