This example demonstrates how to map node and relationships to Ruby classes.
In your Neo4j web console UI you should type :play movies to load the data into your database.
Then to start up the web server:
# with rackup NEO4J_URL=http://username:password@host:port bundle exec rackup config.ru
# with shotgun for for development / reloading NEO4J_URL=http://username:password@host:port bundle exec shotgun config.ru
If your neo4j server is not running on http://localhost:7474 then you can specify an
alternate location with an environment variable named NEO4J_URL. You can use either http or bolt like so:
NEO4J_URL=http://neo4j:password@localhost:7474 NEO4J_URL=bolt://neo4j:password@localhost:7687
This example is very slow if used from the Neo4j Server since it does a lot of requests instead of using just one cypher query (as in the neo4j-core example). Notice that Neo4j.rb tries to hide the internal Neo4j ids. Instead in the example we have created primary keys on title and name properties.