mschae
Introducting a Neo4J Bolt protocol driver for Elixir
Dear Elixorians,
As we are about to move more of our backend onto Neo4J I discovered that they now feature their own binary protocol called Bolt.
I wanted to get into binary pattern matching anyway so I used this as a learning project. However this is intended to become a serious package. Therefore any ideas/feedback/criticism is much appreciated.
You can check out the docs here:
Find a very rough first (functioning!) prototype here:
https://github.com/mschae/boltex
This is my first stab at writing any kind of low lever driver, so please be nice.
Thanks,
Michael
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update: I changed bolt_sips to use the standard :ssl package by default, therefore it should compile under Windows too. Using ETLS, is optional now, please see the updated docs. HTH
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I’ve had great luck with GitHub - florinpatrascu/bolt_sips: Neo4j driver for Elixir · GitHub
Just updated for connection to remote Das like GrapheneDB.
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