Browser

The Neo4j Browser is focused on the executing of Cypher queries and the visualisation of the results. The tool is well documented .

User Interface

Side-bar

The key elements in the side-bar are

• Database Information

  Each project has to be installed and run on a database.

• Favorites

  Since you are running a multitude of scripts. It is possible to create favorites, which can easily be accessed afterwards.

  There are also several sample scripts available where you can start your journey from.

• Project Files

  Project files allow you to save queries, guides, and other scripts, as Cypher files. Unlike favorites, which are saved in your local browser storage, project files are project-specific and are actual files stored in the project directory on your hard drive.

• Guides

  The Neo4j Browser Guides drawer provides many interactive guides for learning concepts and tools with Neo4j.

• Help

  The Help & Learn drawer contains useful commands, links to documentation and notifications.

Frame Windows

• Cypher Editor

  The Cypher editor is the primary interface for entering and running Cypher queries and commands.

• Result Frames

  Neo4j Browser supports different result frame views to suit your needs:

  • Graph — Display the result as nodes and relationships and allow styling to be configured.

  • Table — Display the result as JSON formatted rows.

  • Text — Display the result as a plain text table.

  • Code — Display the submitted request, the Neo4j Server version and address, and the response.

Last change: Oct 30, 2023