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Release Notes

v0.4.3.1

  • Update ActiveSupport::Concern usage by removing InstanceMethods modules

v0.4.3

  • Allow retrieving multiple nodes with a single call to Node#find(id, id2, id3)

v0.4.2

  • Unify the finder interface and use Node#find(id) in favor of Node#find_by_id(id)

    Now nodes and relationships are using the same interface. Moreover, architect4r should be more compatible with other gems (search, …).

v0.4.1

  • Allow logging of cypher queries for easier debugging

  • Add proper node comparison, so we can detect multiple instances of the same node.

v0.4

  • Upgrade to neo4j 1.6 GA

    This breaks compatibility with older versions of the app, as the cypher rest interface has been moved to a different url.

  • Add Node#all

    For quick inspection, added an instance method which retrieves all model records. Please do not use this in production!

  • Override Node#to_s to include the node id, properties and neo4j API url.

v0.3.4.2

  • Small bugfix, so the cypher_query() metod does not swallow unknown return data

v0.3.4.1

  • Make source and destination of relationships accessible

v0.3.4

  • Allow fetching items, such as nodes and relationships in one query

    By using the server's cypher_query() method, it is possible to fetch multiple items of different types by using a single query.

v0.3.3

  • Add magic timestamp! property for tracking timestamps

    By putting timestamps! into your model, it tracks the creation date and time in created_at and updates in updated_at

  • Allow referencing model_roots in cypher queries.

    If you have a model User the reference key would be :user_root

v0.3.2

  • Support for carrierwave file upload mechanism

v0.3.1

  • Sync with ActiveModel records

    In order to use neo4j in combination with other databases, we provide a small extension which allows you to keep a node in sync with another's datastore record.

v0.3

This release marks the first public release. So I wont get into length with its changes and new features. Let's just say it allows you to create nodes and relationships between nodes. That's it!

  • Nodes (create, update, destroy)
  • Relationships (create, update, destroy)
  • Querying neo4j by using cypher query language
  • Callbacks and validations for nodes and relationships

v0.2

Another internal release which was not ready for development or production. Please do not use it or try working with it! ;)

v0.1

Some initial internal release which was very buggy and limited on the features.