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Introduction


Some years ago my colleague Alistair Jones created a neat little tool named Arrows to create, edit and render example graphs in a consistent way.

Because it also stores the positions of nodes, it always sticks to the same layout and doesn’t wiggle around.

arrows

The User Interface is minimal:

  • create new nodes with (+ Node)

  • drag relationships out of the halo of a node

  • either to an empty space for a new node or centered over an existing one to connect them

  • double click nodes and relationships to edit them, set names and properties (in a `key: "value" syntax)

  • there are two styles, the chunky largish one and a more polished Bootstrap style

  • you can show the Markdown and also replace it with a previously saved fragment

  • you can export to SVG or take a screenshot

  • you can export to Cypher and also open the graph in a Neo4j Console

Arrows Tool


http://guides.neo4j.com/arrows

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