You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
When a user opens their graph visualization, it's useful to immediately display the counts of all nodes/rels so that they know roughly how large a graph they're looking at.
This is common in other graph visualization tools (example below). The goal of this feature is to have a sidebar that shows these statistics so that the user immediately knows what size graph they're looking at.
G.V()
The following example shows the number of nodes and rels neatly grouped by label/table name. Once kuzudb/kuzu#5025 is merged, we will have a convenience function that allows us to retrieve this in one command rather than running multiple commands and collecting the information.
Neo4j browser
In the below example, it's immediately obvious that the graph has 43k nodes and no relationships (no need to waste time running two Cypher queries to figure that out).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
prrao87
changed the title
Show database statistics
Show database statistics when first loading UI
Mar 10, 2025
Related to kuzudb/kuzu#5025
Use case
When a user opens their graph visualization, it's useful to immediately display the counts of all nodes/rels so that they know roughly how large a graph they're looking at.
This is common in other graph visualization tools (example below). The goal of this feature is to have a sidebar that shows these statistics so that the user immediately knows what size graph they're looking at.
G.V()
The following example shows the number of nodes and rels neatly grouped by label/table name. Once kuzudb/kuzu#5025 is merged, we will have a convenience function that allows us to retrieve this in one command rather than running multiple commands and collecting the information.
Neo4j browser
In the below example, it's immediately obvious that the graph has 43k nodes and no relationships (no need to waste time running two Cypher queries to figure that out).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: