README examples don't seem to be reflective of how Neo4J returns data

Details

• Neo4j version: Community 4.0.6
• Neo4j Mode: Single instance (docker)
• Driver version: Javascript driver (running in Typescript) 4.1.0
• Operating system: PopOS (Ubuntu derivative) 20.04

Steps to reproduce

1. Create node

import { types } from "neo4j-driver";
await session.run(
  "CREATE (a:MyNode { name: $name, date: $date })",
  { name: "Bugsy Manode", date: types.DateTime.fromStandardDate(new Date()) }
);

1. Try to retrieve node

const result = await session.run("MATCH (n:MyNode) RETURN n");
result.records.forEach((record) => {
  console.log("Got me a node!", record.get("name")
});

Expected behaviour

Should see the following in the console:

Got me a node! Bugsy Manode

Actual behaviour

Get an error saying: (node:55962) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Neo4jError: This record has no field with key 'name', available key are: [n].

[2hdddg]

@gfarrell Not sure if you mean that you want all nodes or all properties of a node. Your "“MATCH (n:MyNode) RETURN n” returns all nodes with label MyNode and the each node has it’s properties carried along with them so with this you get both.
node = record.get(0) name = node.properties[“name”]

[2hdddg]

Yes but instead of iterating from the values in the record you can as well iterate through the properties of the node