🐍Python instead of Cypher in Neo4j with Py2neo
Manipulations with data in the Neo4j graph database are performed using the SQL-like query language Cypher. It is graph-optimized, identifying and exploiting data relationships, exploring relationships in all directions to discover previously unseen relationships and clusters. However, Python gives you a lot of flexibility in working with data. Therefore, many Data Scientists prefer it for various programs, including automating the process of creating nodes and links.
Use the Py2neo library, a Python-package to work with Neo4j. It can be installed using the pip package manager through the well-known pip install py2neo command on the command line. Next, you can open your favorite Python editor and run the graph in Neo4j.
Py2neo includes a set of tools for working with Neo4j from Python applications and from the command line. The library supports both Bolt and HTTP and provides a high-level API, OGM, administration tools, an interactive console, a Cypher lexical encoder for Pygments, and many other features that come in handy for graph analysis. Starting with version 2021.1, Py2neo contains full routing support provided by the Neo4j cluster, which can be enabled using the neo4j://... URI or by passing the routing=True parameter to the Graph class constructor.
https://py2neo.org/2021.1/