Proposal for an add_graph_from_neo4j pull request
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There is currently no solution to display Neo4j graphs or the result of a Neo4j Cypher query (subgraph) in Jupyter Notebook.
Proposed Solution
I can make a pull request for aadd_graph_from_neo4j
method that takes as input a Neo4j graph or subgraph.
Additional context
This method would add a dependency on the py2neo library. Let me know if that’s ok.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Yeah, only certain ports are allowed for egress traffic on mybinder:
https://github.com/jupyterhub/mybinder.org-deploy/blob/a11fe1d3ad104c3a4777babf586b1f73ec08e8da/mybinder/values.yaml#L44-L51
Thanks for the great work @pwrose!