A PHP library for generating Cypher queries to be used with Graph databases such as Neo4J
- This is a work in progress and there is still a lot to be done
$client = new Moozla\QueryBuilder\Client();
$client
->match('Person', 'person')
->match('LIKES')
->match('Movie', 'movie')
->where('movie', 'name', "=", 'Taxi Driver')
->return('movie');
echo (string)$client;
Will output the string:
MATCH (person:Person)-[:LIKES]-(movie:Movie) WHERE movie.name = "Taxi Driver" RETURN movie
This project makes walking a graph easy. One of the main benefits is that it automatically figures out whether it needs to match a Node or a Relationship.
./vendor/bin/phpunit tests/
- Support more operators for the where clause
Add more clauses such as "SET", "CREATE" and "DELETE"Add Directional relationships support- More exceptions when invalid Cypher is detected
Make this project available via packagist
For a full list of examples look at the client tests found in tests/ClientTests/
$client = new Moozla\QueryBuilder\Client();
$client
->match('Person', 'person')
->match('LIKES', 'likes')
->match('Movie', 'movie')
->return('person')
->return('likes')
->return('movie');
echo (string)$client;
Will output the string:
MATCH (person:Person)-[likes:LIKES]-(movie:Movie) RETURN person, likes, movie
$client = new Moozla\QueryBuilder\Client();
$client
->match('Person', 'person')
->appendToMatch('-[]->(:CustomMatch)')
->appendToWhere('(person)-[:KNOWS]-({name: 'Jeff'})')
->appendToReturn('count(person)');
echo (string)$client;
Will output the string:
MATCH (person:Person)-[]->(:CustomMatch) WHERE (person)-[:KNOWS]-({name: 'Jeff'}) RETURN count(person)
Note: All of the 'appendTo' methods will simply append the given string to the specified clause allowing for CYPHER not directly supported through the other query builder methods
Sometimes with Cypher you need to match multiple parts of the graph before joining them. The query builder supports this
$client = new Moozla\QueryBuilder\Client();
$client
->match('Person', 'person')
->endMatch()
->match('Movie', 'movie')
->match('DIRECTED_BY')
->match('Director', 'director')
->where('director', 'name', '=', 'Ms Director')
->return('movie')
->return('person');
echo (string)$client;
Will output the following:
MATCH (person:Person) MATCH (movie:Movie)-[:DIRECTED_BY]-(director:Director) WHERE director.name = "Ms Director" RETURN movie, person