The latest release of Data Importer brings support for node property indexes. For properties you refer to frequently, indexes can speed up your queries dramatically. It's now possible to configure indexes directly in data importer. You'll find the UI to configure indexes in the details panel:

Read the docs to learn more!

This release of Data Importer brings a number of small changes that make using Data Importer that little bit easier :

The Import preview is now the last part of Workspace to migrate from the old visualisation to the new one used in Explore and Query. As well as being more visually consistent, it's now more responsive and easier to navigate.

We'll be exploring upping the limits on the number of preview nodes, do leave us feedback if you think that'd be useful.

That's all for now. We're working on some big new capabilities in import, more on that to follow in the coming months 😀. As always keep your feedback coming on feedback.neo4j.com.

This is a maintenance release with the following small improvements and fixes:

This release of Data Importer brings two new features:

We've made a slight tweak to the Preview feature, allowing you to optionally preview selected parts of your our graph. If you have a particularly complex model, it can sometimes be hard to see how all the different nodes and relationship types being previewed are linking. In these scenarios you can use "Preview selected" to only preview selected parts of the model. This can help you validate specific parts of the model are mapped as expected. In the example below, only the Product, Supplier and SUPPLIES parts of the model will be previewed when using the "Preview selected" option.

The Data Importer UI gives you a convenient way to generate your graph model and map data, but what happens if you want to take the import logic and use it somewhere else without the UI? Or what if the Data Importer UI doesn't quite allow the complex transformations that you need?

For these scenarios, we are now providing you the option to view and download a Cypher script representing your model and mapping. You can use these as-is, or adapt for more complex needs.

Examples of where you might use this generated code include:

The load script itself is commented to help you understand the purpose of the different parts and where you might need to make changes, depending on where you're running it.

You can also choose to download the files with your script, which will give you a handy zip of the script and your files.

We hope you enjoy using these new features and as always please head over to https://feedback.neo4j.com/data-importer with any feedback.

This is a minor maintenance release with the following fixes and improvements:

Neo4j Bloom Enterprise offers additional features including storage of multiple Scenes, and sharing Scenes & Perspectives with other users based on database role.

We are now expanding our Early Access program, which offers Bloom Enterprise to interested organizations at no additional charge for one year.

For more information, please get in touch with your Customer Success Manager, or raise a support ticket to express your interest!

Thanks

The Aura & Bloom Product Teams

This is a minor maintenance update with a number of small fixes.

In this release of Data Importer, we're pleased to announce changes to make the UI clearer, as well as allowing you to use Data Importer as a simple standalone graph modelling tool. Here's a quick run-down of those changes:

The Files panel now hides automatically when you don't have enough space to easily view your model and mapping. You can always bring it back temporarily to overlay on you graph model when screen space is limited. You can also tuck it away permanently when it's not needed.

The Mapping panel has undergone a number of changes:

There are quite a few other small changes made in the UI, we hope you agree they make the UI cleaner and established users don't find them too disorientating. As always, please do head over to leave us your feedback on https://feedback.neo4j.com/data-importer. Thanks!

You'll now see that the run button changes to a stop button that also reports progress. You can use this button to terminate the load in the event you need to make tweaks before relaunching the load.

You'll also notice that the preview button has changed to a preview icon.

Previously Data Importer created properties for empty strings, occupying unnecessary storage. From this release properties will no longer be set for empty strings, resulting in smaller database sizes.

You'll also notice that incomplete mappings are no longer rendered as dashed lines. Instead you'll now see a green check mark against nodes and relationships that are fully mapped.

This release brings a number of small fixes and improvements: