An experimental integration of Kuzu-WASM #4946
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Hi @pomelo-nwu, many thanks for this update, and this is great to see! I'll convert this to a discussion and keep this open so that we can chat more about how you want to market this - we'd love to do a post talking about your use case in more detail on our socials. Seems like a lot of people can benefit from using Kùzu for applications like this, great work! |
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Hi @pomelo-nwu We love this demo! I'm the CPO at Kuzu. If you're up for it, we'd love to meet with you and figure out how we can both amplify this demo and our work in WASM. But also understand your needs and see how we can support you. Lastly, we have a few quesitons about the demo before we include it in our official blog post for our WASM release (and of course we'd want your approval as well before we refer to your work.) Could you email me at ardan@kuzudb.com so we can continue from there? |
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@prrao87 I’m really glad to hear your positive feedback, and I’m truly honored to collaborate with you and share our work on social media. Kùzu-WASM has made it possible for everyone to access graph technology right from their browser—this is already such a huge step forward! If there’s anything I can help with, feel free to let me know anytime 😊 |
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@aracardan I’m glad you liked the demo! It mainly highlights Kùzu-WASM’s graph query capabilities, but it would be great if it could also support some graph analytics algorithms in the future. Our goal with GraphScope Portal’s Exploration is to let let users gain insights through intuitive UI interactions，without needing to write cypher queries. We’re also exploring public network datasets for graph analysis case studies. For small datasets, Kùzu-WASM’s browser-ready solution and graph analysis features could really help make graphs more accessible and interesting to people. I’ll send you an email later to continue our discussion! |
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Very inspiring, it is a beautiful piece of work! |
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@DylanShang Thanks for your innovative contribution! |
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Dear Kuzu Team,
We're excited to share that as soon as we heard about the release of Kuzu-WASM, we promptly integrated it into our GraphScope portal. We are pleased with the successful integration and warmly invite you to experience it. Simply follow the link below and complete two easy steps: https://gsp.vercel.app/#/explore.
Here is a simple example to get you started.
Step 1: Import CSVs to create graphs.
You can upload your own files or the example CSVs under https://github.com/alibaba/GraphScope/tree/main/flex/interactive/examples. Please note that each CSV file should store vertices or edges with the same label. You don't need to specify whether each file represents vertices or edges, but you need to ensure that each CSV file includes a header.
After you click the button "Load CSV Files with Kuzu-WASM", the corresponding statements of creating schemas and inserting data will be generated. And with a whoosh, the data is stored in Kuzu-WASM!
Step 2: Query with Kuzu-WASM.
Then, you can perform the first query with the searchbar.
You can query papers according to their publish years and the papers will be categorized accordingly. These queries are generated and executed automatically with Kuzu-WASM.
By clicking the nodes in the graph, you can get the properties of the nodes, and the statistics about the nodes, which is also obtained by querying with Kuzu-WASM.
Of course, we also support users directly entering Cypher queries for execution.
By the way, we’ve discovered that Kuzu-WASM, as an out-of-the-box graph database for browsers, helps lower development barriers and inspire innovation. This is truly beneficial for everyone. We sincerely thank the Kuzu team for their excellent work.
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