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4-5: Consider using absolute URLs for documentation linksThe relative links (
/clients,/cypher) might break if the documentation structure changes. Consider using absolute URLs or implementing a more resilient linking strategy.-and accessing it using the [FalkorDB Python client](/clients) with [Cypher](/cypher). +and accessing it using the [FalkorDB Python client](https://www.falkordb.com/clients) with [Cypher](https://www.falkordb.com/cypher).
31-32: Document the date format in schemaThe schema uses Unix timestamps for dates, but this isn't explicitly documented. Consider adding a note about the date format.
| Node Type | Properties | |-----------|--------------------------| -| User | `id`, `name`, `email` | -| Post | `id`, `content`, `date` | +| User | `id`, `name`, `email` | +| Post | `id`, `content`, `date` (Unix timestamp) |
47-59: Remove duplicate Cypher queriesThe same Cypher query is repeated in both the standalone example and Python code. Consider referencing the first example or using a different dataset for variety.
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134-137: Enhance the resources sectionConsider the following improvements:
- Use absolute URLs for documentation links
- Add links to sample projects or GitHub repositories
- Include links to troubleshooting guides
Next, dive deeper into FalkorDB's powerful features: -[Advanced Cypher](/cypher) -[Database Operations](/operations) -[Integration with ML Workflows](/llm_support) +- [Advanced Cypher](https://www.falkordb.com/cypher) +- [Database Operations](https://www.falkordb.com/operations) +- [Integration with ML Workflows](https://www.falkordb.com/llm_support) +- [Sample Projects](https://github.com/FalkorDB/examples) +- [Troubleshooting Guide](https://www.falkordb.com/troubleshooting)
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22-24: Consider specifying a version constraint for the FalkorDB clientTo ensure compatibility and reproducibility, consider adding a version constraint to the pip install command.
-pip install falkordb +pip install falkordb==<version>
30-32: Improve list formattingConsider adding a comma for better readability:
-Let's create a simple graph for a social network where: -- **Nodes** represent `User` and `Post`. -- **Relationships** represent `FRIENDS_WITH` and `CREATED`. +Let's create a simple graph for a social network where: +- **Nodes** represent `User` and `Post`, and +- **Relationships** represent `FRIENDS_WITH` and `CREATED`.🧰 Tools
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59-65: Add timestamp comments for better readabilityConsider adding comments to clarify the Unix timestamps:
-CREATE (post1:Post {id: 101, content: "Hello World!", date: 1701388800}) -CREATE (post2:Post {id: 102, content: "Graph Databases are awesome!", date: 1701475200}) -CREATE (alice)-[:FRIENDS_WITH {since: 1640995200}]->(bob) -CREATE (bob)-[:FRIENDS_WITH {since: 1684108800}]->(charlie) +CREATE (post1:Post {id: 101, content: "Hello World!", date: 1701388800}) // 2023-12-01 +CREATE (post2:Post {id: 102, content: "Graph Databases are awesome!", date: 1701475200}) // 2023-12-02 +CREATE (alice)-[:FRIENDS_WITH {since: 1640995200}]->(bob) // 2022-01-01 +CREATE (bob)-[:FRIENDS_WITH {since: 1684108800}]->(charlie) // 2023-05-15
139-148: Consider adding cleanup instructionsAdd a note about properly closing the connection after use:
# Don't forget to close the connection when done client.close()
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1-15: LGTM! Well-structured front matter and clear introduction.
The metadata and introduction effectively set up the guide's context and purpose.
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| 1. **FalkorDB Instance**: Set up FalkorDB (on-prem or cloud). [Learn More](/configuration). |
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Why does Learn More goes to /configuration ?
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cause it's about how run the Database, what would you suggest?
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I think learn more should lead to a page with additional explanations and demos not the configuration.
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But we don't have such page,
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date and time as they are right now can be confusing, either use Python to create timestamps from actual dates or consider changing the attribute to something else which doesn't require time / date datatype
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how would you do it?
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Look up Python date / time to unix timestamp
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I looked it up, it will bloat the example too much
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| ### Cypher Query to Create the Data | ||
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the queries are repeated in this section and the following, which is a bit of a waste.
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I know it looks like a repeated section but it's not, the first is giving a pure Cypher example for the data modeling while the second it taking it one step farther and show how to run it in python
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32-32: Add missing comma for better readabilityAdd a comma after "where" for better sentence structure.
-Let's create a simple graph for a social network where: +Let's create a simple graph for a social network where:,🧰 Tools
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63-69: Document timestamp usageThe code uses Unix timestamps for dates. Consider adding a comment explaining the timestamp format to help users understand the date values.
-CREATE (post1:Post {id: 101, content: "Hello World!", date: 1701388800}) +CREATE (post1:Post {id: 101, content: "Hello World!", date: 1701388800}) // Unix timestamp for 2023-12-01
84-84: Add comment about example credentialsAdd a comment to clarify that this is example code and that users should use their actual credentials in production.
-client = FalkorDB(host="localhost", port=6379, password="your-password") +# Note: Replace with your actual credentials in production +client = FalkorDB(host="localhost", port=6379, password="your-password")
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1-15: LGTM! Well-structured front matter and introduction
The metadata and introduction section is well-organized and follows documentation best practices.
16-28: LGTM! Clear and comprehensive prerequisites
Prerequisites are well-documented with both cloud and on-premise options. The Python version requirement is appropriately specified.
33-34: Ensure consistent terminology for relationships
The terms "relation" and "relationship" are used inconsistently. Use "relationship" consistently throughout the documentation.
148-157: LGTM! Well-structured conclusion with clear next steps
The conclusion provides appropriate next steps and resources for users to continue their learning journey.
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