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Portable, Serverless & Lightweight SQLite-based Graph Database in Arturo

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Portable, Serverless & Lightweight
SQLite-based Graph Database




At A Glance

I know you really don't care about long explanations and want to have a look at working code right away, so... here you are (this is the code that creates the graph in the image above):

;---------------------------------------------
; Import Grafito
; and ... let's rock'n'roll! :)
;---------------------------------------------
do.import {grafito.art}

do [
    ;---------------------------------------------
    ; Set up a new graph environment
    ; with a local database named "sample11"
    ;---------------------------------------------
    graph .helpers: [person movie country book]
          .create
          .palette: 'default
          "sample11" 
    [
        unless dbExists? [
            ;---------------------------------------------
            ; Populate the database
            ;---------------------------------------------

            uk: country.new [name: "United Kingdom"]
            au: country.new [name: "Australia"]
            us: country.new [name: "United States"] 
            ca: country.new [name: "Canada"]
            fr: country.new [name: "France"]
            de: country.new [name: "Germany"]
            se: country.new [name: "Sweden"]
            es: country.new [name: "Spain"]
            pl: country.new [name: "Poland"]

            nolan:      person.new [name: "Christopher Nolan" birthday: 1970 sex: "m"]
            pearce:     person.new [name: "Guy Pearce" birthday: 1967 sex: "m"]
            hanson:     person.new [name: "Curtis Hanson" birthday: 1945 sex: "m"]
            spacey:     person.new [name: "Kevin Spacey" birthday: 1959 sex: "m"]
            dicaprio:   person.new [name: "Leonardo DiCaprio" birthday: 1974 sex: "m"]
            hardy:      person.new [name: "Tom Hardy" birthday: 1977 sex: "m"]
            cotillard:  person.new [name: "Marion Cotillard" birthday: 1975 sex: "f"]
            moss:       person.new [name: "Carrie-Ann Moss" birthday: 1967 sex: "f"]
            kidman:     person.new [name: "Nicole Kidman" birthday: 1967 sex: "f"]
            cruise:     person.new [name: "Tom Cruise" birthday: 1962 sex: "m"]
            kubrick:    person.new [name: "Stanley Kubrick" birthday: 1928 died: 1999 sex: "m" alive: false]
            burton:     person.new [name: "Tim Burton" birthday: 1958 sex: "m"]
            depp:       person.new [name: "Johny Depp" birthday: 1965 sex: "m"]
            hallstrom:  person.new [name: "Lasse Hallström" birthday: 1946 sex: "m"]
            scorsese:   person.new [name: "Martin Scorsese" birthday: 1942 sex: "m"]
            sydow:      person.new [name: "Max von Sydow" birthday: 1929 died: 2020 sex: "m" alive: false]
            binoche:    person.new [name: "Juliette Binoche" birthday: 1964 sex: "f"]
            dench:      person.new [name: "Judi Dench" birthday: 1934 sex: "f"]
            eastwood:   person.new [name: "Clint Eastwood" birthday: 1930 sex: "m"]
            polanski:   person.new [name: "Roman Polanski" birthday: 1933 sex: "m"]
            olin:       person.new [name: "Lena Olin" birthday: 1955 sex: "f"]
            zimmer:     person.new [name: "Hans Zimmer" birthday: 1957 sex: "m"]
            pook:       person.new [name: "Jocelyn Pook" birthday: 1960 sex: "f"]
            lehane:     person.new [name: "Dennis Lehane" birthday: 1965 sex: "m"]
            penn:       person.new [name: "Sean Penn" birthday: 1960 sex: "m"]
            malick:     person.new [name: "Terrence Malick" birthday: 1943 sex: "m"]
            brody:      person.new [name: "Adrien Brody" birthday: 1973 sex: "m"]
            wach1:      person.new [name: "Lana Wachowski" birthday: 1965 sex: "f"]
            wach2:      person.new [name: "Lilly Wachowski" birthday: 1967 sex: "f"]

            memento:        movie.new [title: "Memento" year: 2000]
            inception:      movie.new [title: "Inception" year: 2010]
            laconfidential: movie.new [title: "L.A. Confidential" year: 1997]
            matrix:         movie.new [title: "The Matrix" year: 1999]
            eyes:           movie.new [title: "Eyes Wide Shut" year: 1999]
            bigfish:        movie.new [title: "Big Fish" year: 2003]
            sleepyhollow:   movie.new [title: "Sleepy Hollow" year: 1999]
            chocolat:       movie.new [title: "Chocolat" year: 2000]
            jedgar:         movie.new [title: "J. Edgar" year: 2011]
            ninthgate:      movie.new [title: "The Ninth Gate" year: 1999]
            shutter:        movie.new [title: "Shutter Island" year: 2010]
            mystic:         movie.new [title: "Mystic River" year: 2003]
            redline:        movie.new [title: "Thin Red Line" year: 1998]
            pianist:        movie.new [title: "The Pianist" year: 2002]

            mysticB:        book.new [title: "Mystic River" year: 2001 language: "en"]

            ;---------------------------------------------
            ; Define the relationships
            ; between our nodes
            ;---------------------------------------------

            [nolan hardy dench pook] ~> 'isFrom uk
            [pearce kidman] ~> 'isFrom au
            [malick brody hanson spacey dicaprio wach1 wach2 cruise kubrick burton depp eastwood scorsese lehane penn] ~> 'isFrom us
            moss ~> 'isFrom ca
            [cotillard binoche] ~> 'isFrom fr
            polanski ~> 'isFrom [fr pl]
            [hallstrom olin sydow] ~> 'isFrom se
            zimmer ~> 'isFrom de

            nolan ~> 'directed [memento inception]
            hanson ~> 'directed laconfidential
            [wach1 wach2] ~> 'directed matrix
            kubrick ~> 'directed eyes
            burton ~> 'directed [bigfish sleepyhollow]
            hallstrom ~> 'directed chocolat
            eastwood ~> 'directed [jedgar mystic]
            polanski ~> 'directed [pianist ninthgate]
            scorsese ~> 'directed shutter
            malick ~> 'directed [pianist redline]

            pearce ~> 'actedIn [memento laconfidential]
            spacey ~> 'actedIn laconfidential
            [dicaprio hardy cotillard] ~> 'actedIn inception
            [dicaprio sydow] ~> 'actedIn shutter
            cotillard ~> 'actedIn bigfish
            moss ~> 'actedIn [memento matrix chocolat]
            [cruise kidman] ~> 'actedIn eyes
            depp ~> 'actedIn [chocolat sleepyhollow]
            [binoche dench olin] ~> 'actedIn chocolat
            [dicaprio dench] ~> 'actedIn jedgar
            [depp olin] ~> 'actedIn ninthgate
            penn ~> 'actedIn [mystic redline]
            brody ~> 'actedIn [redline pianist]

            zimmer ~> 'composed inception
            pook ~> 'composed eyes

            nolan ~> 'written inception

            lehane ~> 'written mysticB
            mystic ~> 'basedOn mysticB

            [redline bigfish memento laconfidential jedgar shutter mystic] ~> 'origin us
            matrix ~> 'origin [us au]
            [inception eyes chocolat] ~> 'origin [uk us]
            sleepyhollow ~> 'origin [us de]
            ninthgate ~> 'origin [us fr es]
            pianist ~> 'origin [uk fr de pl]

            wach1 ~> 'sibling wach2
            cruise ~> 'married kidman
        ]

        ;---------------------------------------------
        ; Fetch every "person" &
        ; open the Desktop app for visualization
        ;---------------------------------------------
        
        preview fetch 'person ø
    ]
]

Try Grafito!

Docker

The easiest way to try Grafito is using Docker (although, without support for the Desktop app - yet)

docker run -it arturolang/grafito

or, if you want to run a specific script:

docker run -it -v $(pwd):/home arturolang/grafito <yourscript>

Installation

To install local, first you have to have installed the latest version of Arturo.

Then, just clone this repo and simply go to the folder via your terminal.

As a Library

After having installed the latest version of Arturo, you can use Grafito from any Arturo script as a library.

For example, here's how to run the above example:

arturo examples/sample11.art

As a Standalone tool

Of course, you can also run Grafito as a tool on it own:

./grafito.art <database>

(If you pass a name, it will use it as your database file. If not, the database will be in-memory)

And you can see your lightweight graph engine in action!

How To

Create a simple Node

graph.create "mygraph" [
	put'person [name: "John" sex: 'm]
]

Create Relationships between Nodes

graph.create "mygraph" [
	john: put 'person [name: "John" sex: 'm]
	joan: put 'person [name: "Joan" sex: 'f]

	link john 'marriedTo joan
]

Search Nodes

graph "mygraph" [
	inspect fetch 'person [name: "Joan"]
]

Delete an existing Node

graph "mygraph" [
	unput fetch 'person [name: "John"]
]

Delete an existing Relationship

graph "mygraph" [
	unlink fetch 'person [name: "John"] 'marriedTo 
           fetch 'person [name: "Joan"]
]

More complex queries

graph "mygraph" [
	inspect fetch'person [
		sex: "m"
		marriedTo: fetch 'person [name: "Joan"]
	]
]

Using filters

graph "mygraph" [
	fetch 'person [
		surname:"Doe"
		age: -> greater: 30
	]
]

Preview a Set of Nodes

graph "mygraph" [
	preview fetch 'person ø
]

(If you run the sample4 in the examples folder, you'll be a minimal movie database. Running the command preview will open up the Desktop app with the image you see above ;-))

Command Reference

All of the following commands must run within a graph environment. In order to set it up, use:

graph <database> [
	;; your code goes here
]

⚠️ The graph command is not needed when you run Grafito as a tool, since the "environment" is already set up for you. ;-)

If you pass null (or ø) then the database will be in-memory. If you want to save to a file on disk, then pass a string with the desired database name. If the database already exists, it will be re-opened. If not, it will be created from scratch.

💡 You may force the database to be re-created from scratch, regardless of whether it exists, by setting the .create attribute. E.g.

graph.create "mygraph" [
	;; your code goes here
]

put

Description

Insert new node(s) to graph with given name and attributes.

Usage

put name :literal, :string
    attributes :dictionary, :block

Returns

  • :dictionary (node)
  • :block (of nodes)

Examples

put 'person [name: "John" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986]

unput

Description

Remove given node(s) from graph.

Usage

unput node :dictionary, :block

Examples

x: put 'person [name: "John" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986]
unput x

link

Description

Create a connection from source to target node with given name.

Usage

link source :dictionary (node), :block (of nodes)
     name :literal, :string
     target :dictionary (node), :block (of nodes)

Returns

  • :dictionary (edge)

Examples

link put 'person [name: "John" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986] 'marriedTo 
     put 'person [name: "Mary" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986]

unlink

Description

Remove connection from source to target node with given name

Usage

unlink source :dictionary (node), :block (of nodes)
       name :literal, :string
       target :dictionary (node), :block (of nodes)

Examples

x: put 'person [name: "John" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986]
y: put 'person [name: "Mary" surname: "Doe" birthday: 1986]

link 'marriedTo x y
unlink 'marriedTo x y

fetch

Description

Retrieves nodes with name that match all given attributes.

Usage

fetch name :literal, :string
      properties :block :dictionary :null

Returns

  • :block of :dictionary (node)

Examples

print fetch 'person [surname: "Doe"]
print fetch 'person [
	surname: "Doe"
	marriedTo: fetch'person [name: "Mary"]
]

preview

Description

Preview given array of nodes in Desktop app.

Usage

preview nodes :block

Examples

preview fetch 'person [surname: "Doe"]

Filter Reference

When querying - e.g. with fetch or what - you can search for results, not only for exact matches, but also using one of the filters below.

fetch'person [
	surname: "Doe" 	; here, we are looking for an exact match
			; that is: people with the surname Doe
]
fetch'person [
	surname: [
		contains: "D"	; here, we are using the 'contains filter
			        ; that is: people whose surname contains the letter D
	]
]

(The above, using Arturo's powerful syntax, could also be written like:

fetch'person [ surname: -> contains: "D" ]

contains

Get rows that contain the given text.

prefix

Get rows that start with, or "have as prefix", the given text.

suffix

Get rows that end with, or "have as suffix", the given text.

under

Get rows with a numeric value less than the given one.

over

Get rows with a numeric value greater than the given one.

underOrEqual

Get rows with a numeric value less than or equal to the given one.

overOrEqual

Get rows with a numeric value greater than or equal to the given one.

not

Get rows with a value not equal to the given one (or block of given values).

in

Get rows with a numeric value equal to one of those in the given block.

Community

In case you want to ask a question, suggest an idea, or practically anything related to Grafito (or Arturo) - feel free! Everything and everyone is welcome.

For that, the most convenient place for me would be the GitHub Issues page.

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2022 Yanis Zafirópulos

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