Reputation: 1184
In Cypher, when I create a relationship, I use CREATE clause. To show that there is a connection between the two cities, I would use something like:
CREATE (:City {name: 'London'})-[:CONNECTED_WITH]->(:City {name: 'Dublin'});
How can this be done in Python using GQLAlchemy?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 117
Reputation: 1184
Creating relationships is done with methods to()
and from()
that needs to come after create()
. So the example from above would look in Python like this:
from gqlalchemy import Create
query = Create()
.node(labels="City", name="London")
.to(relationship_type="CONNECTED_WITH")
.node(labels="City", name="Dublin")
.execute()
Upvotes: 1