MichelDiz
Please add DGraph DB to Elixir - support one more graph db
Here we go https://dgraph.io/
Dgraph is a very powerful graphical database. It is still undergoing changes, but I believe it is one of the best it has today. Although it is changing a lot adding new features.
They support Post HTTP, gRPC, and so on. I imagine it would be simple now use these supports they give us. However, I believe a more native support. Using gRPC or even some simple integration solution that can natively understand Dgraph for Elixir.
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f34nk
Hello,
since dgraph_ex currently only supports Dgraph v0.8x and there were some breaking changes in Dgraph v1.x, I opened an issue a few days ago.
The original author seems to be busy. So I forked the project and created a branch with support of Dgraph v1.x.
This fork is a work in progress to quickly add support for Dgraph v1.x.
Please check out the README for more infos.
idi527
There is https://github.com/elbow-jason/dgraph_ex already. It seems to not be using grpc, though
ospaarmann
I started writing a client based on gRPC. You can find it here.. Please note that this is work in progress and not at all done.
Any suggestions and contributions are very welcome!
WolfDan
That can be really cool, I’ve working with Dgraph for about a month (I created a PR to dgraphex to support virtual fields and resolvers), is pretty cool and the new update is very promising, but as I mention in that post Elixir don’t have any functional Grpc library so it will make harder to support Dgraph for elixir
For the moment I’ve working in a parser to Absinthe request to Dgraph request, but seems like it will be obsolete when the 0.9 will be release, so I’m thinking if really continue using Dgraph or just stick to another solution…
MichelDiz
I saw your comment with the Dgraph staff. Manish said that in the future they may can give support. I made a post there commenting on switching from Go lang to Elixir the Dgraph Client code. https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/just-a-silly-topic-about-go-lang-and-elixir-lang/1892/1







