Graph View

You can search, browse, expand, customize views of your graph data using the Graph view, which is the main view of this application. Once you create a connection, you can click “Graph” in the navigation bar to navigate here.

Toggle view visibility The graph and table views can be hidden to allow the other to expand.

Graph Canvas

The graph visualization canvas that you can interact with. Double-click to expand the first-order neighbors of a node.

Layout drop-down & reset: You can display graph data using standard graph layouts in the Graph View. You can use the circular arrow to reset the physics of a layout.
Screenshot: Download a picture of the current window in Graph View.
Save Graph: Save the current rendered graph as a JSON file that can be shared with others having the same connection or reloaded at a later time.
Load Graph: Load a previously saved graph from a JSON file.
Zoom In/Out & Clear: To help users quickly zoom in/out or clear the whole canvas in the Graph View.
Legend (i): This displays an informational list of icons, colors, and display names available.

The panel on the right of the graph provides various actions, configuration, and details about the open graph.

Search panel allows you to search for specific nodes by filtering on node types & attributes or executing a database query then adding nodes & edges to the graph panel.
Details panel shows details about a selected node/edge such as properties etc.
Entities filter panel is used to control the display of nodes and edges that are already expanded in the Graph View; click to hide or show nodes/edges.
Expand panel provides controls and filters to help focus large neighbor expansions.
Node styling panel of node display options (e.g., color, icon, the property to use for the displayed name).
Edge styling panel of edge display options (e.g., color, icon, the property to use for the displayed name).
Namespaces panel (RDF only) allows you to shorten the display of Resource URIs within the app based on auto-generated prefixes, commonly-used prefix libraries, or custom prefixes set by the user. Order of priority is set to Custom > Common > Auto-generated.

Search Panel

The Search UI provides two powerful ways to search and interact with your graph database:

Filter Search

Enables faceted filtering of nodes based on:
- Node labels (or rdf:type for RDF databases)
- Node attribute values
Supports partial text matching
Search results can be added to the graph individually or all at once
Supports cancellation of long-running queries

Query Search

Allows execution of any valid database query, including mutations
When adding an edge, its connected nodes are automatically included
Displays scalar values in results (though these cannot be added to the graph)
Paginates large result sets
Results can be added to the graph individually or all at once
Supports cancellation of long-running queries
Some limitations exist for SPARQL queries
- No support for INSERT and DELETE queries
- No support for blank node results
- SELECT queries only returns scalar values, even for resource URIs

Details Panel

Displays attributes and values for node or edge selections
Displays neighbor counts by label for node selections
Displays relationship information for edge selections

Expand Panel

Provides fine grained control over neighbor expansions

Filter by node label (or rdf:type for RDF databases)
Filter by attribute value
Limit results to a maximum size

Provides the ability to filter nodes or edges from the visualization by label (or rdf:type for RDF databases)

Node Styling Panel

Each node type can be customized in a variety of ways.

Display label allows you to change how the node label (or rdf:type) is represented
Display name attribute allows you to choose the attribute on the node that is used to uniquely label the node in the graph visualization and search
Display description attribute allows you to choose the attribute on the node that is used to describe the node in search
Custom symbol can be uploaded in the form of an SVG icon
Colors and borders can be customized to visually distinguish from other node types

Edge Styling Panel

Each edge type can be customized in a variety of ways.

Display label allows you to change how the edge label (or predicate in RDF databases) is represented
Display name attribute allows you to choose the attribute on the edge that is used to uniquely label the edge in the graph visualization and search
Arrow symbol can be chosen for both source and target variations
Colors and borders can be customized for the edge label and the line
Line style can be solid, dotted, or dashed

Namespace Panel

Only visible in RDF connections
Displays any automatically generated namespace prefixes for the connection
Displays all the common prefixes that are built-in
Allows creation and management of any custom namespace prefixes

Table View

This collapsible view shows a row-column display of the data in the Graph View. You can use filters in the Table to show/hide elements in the Graph View, and you can export the table view into a CSV or JSON file.

The following columns are available for filtering on property graphs (RDF graphs in parentheses):

Node ID (Resource URI)
Node Type (Class)
Edge Type (Predicate)
Source ID (Source URI)
Source Type (Source Class)
Target ID (Target URI)
Target Type (Target Class)
Display Name - Set in the Node/Edge Styling panes
Display Description - Set in the Node/Edge Styling panes
Total Neighbors - Enter an integer to be used as the >= limit

Additional Table View Features

Visibility - manually show or hide nodes or edges
All Nodes / All Edges (or All Resources / All Predicates) dropdown - allows you to display a list of either nodes or edges and control display/filter on them
Download - You can download the current Table View as a CSV or JSON file with additional customization options
Default columns - You can set which columns you want to display
Paging of rows