Ich verwende derzeit die Beispieldaten auf console.neo4j.org, um eine Abfrage zu schreiben, die hierarchisches JSON ausgibt.

Die Beispieldaten werden mit @ erstel

create (Neo:Crew {name:'Neo'}), (Morpheus:Crew {name: 'Morpheus'}), (Trinity:Crew {name: 'Trinity'}), (Cypher:Crew:Matrix {name: 'Cypher'}), (Smith:Matrix {name: 'Agent Smith'}), (Architect:Matrix {name:'The Architect'}),
(Neo)-[:KNOWS]->(Morpheus), (Neo)-[:LOVES]->(Trinity), (Morpheus)-[:KNOWS]->(Trinity),
(Morpheus)-[:KNOWS]->(Cypher), (Cypher)-[:KNOWS]->(Smith), (Smith)-[:CODED_BY]->(Architect)

Die ideale Ausgabe lautet wie folgt

name:"Neo"
children: [
  { 
    name: "Morpheus",
    children: [
      {name: "Trinity", children: []}
      {name: "Cypher", children: [
        {name: "Agent Smith", children: []}
      ]}
    ]
  }
]
}

Right now, ich verwende die folgende Abfrage

MATCH p =(:Crew { name: "Neo" })-[q:KNOWS*0..]-m
RETURN extract(n IN nodes(p)| n)

und immer dieses

[(0:Crew {name:"Neo"})]
[(0:Crew {name:"Neo"}), (1:Crew {name:"Morpheus"})]
[(0:Crew {name:"Neo"}), (1:Crew {name:"Morpheus"}), (2:Crew {name:"Trinity"})]
[(0:Crew {name:"Neo"}), (1:Crew {name:"Morpheus"}), (3:Crew:Matrix {name:"Cypher"})]
[(0:Crew {name:"Neo"}), (1:Crew {name:"Morpheus"}), (3:Crew:Matrix {name:"Cypher"}), (4:Matrix {name:"Agent Smith"})]

Irgendwelche Tipps, um das herauszufinden? Vielen Dan