traverse {simplegraphdb}

Finds the path as you traverse the graph

Description

Finds the path as you traverse the graph

Usage

traverse(db_file, src, tgt = NA, neighbors_fn = "find_neighbors")

Arguments

db_file

The name of the SQLite database

src

The id of the source node

tgt

The id of the target node (optional)

neighbors_fn

The neighbor function to employ. Valid options are find_neighbors, find_inbound_neighbors or find_outbound_neighbors (optional)

Value

A JSON object containing the id of the nodes in the path

Examples

## Not run: 
library(simplegraphdb)
apple <- "apple_test.sqlite"
initialize(apple)
atomic(apple, add_node(list(
  "name" = "Apple Computer Company",
  "type" = c("company", "start-up"),
  "founded" = "April 1, 1976"), 1))
atomic(apple, add_node(list(
  "name" = "Steve Wozniak",
  "type" = c("person", "engineer", "founder")), 2))
atomic(apple, add_node(list(
  "name" = "Steve Jobs",
  "type" = c("person", "designer", "founder")), 3))
atomic(apple, add_node(list(
  "name" = "Ronald Wayne",
  "type" = c("person", "administrator", "founder")), 4))
atomic(apple, add_node(list(
  "name" = "Mike Markkula",
  "type" = c("person", "investor")), 5))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(2, 1, list("action" = "founded")))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(3, 1, list("action" = "founded")))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(4, 1, list("action" = "founded")))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(5, 1, list(
  "action" = "invested",
  "equity" = 80000,
  "debt" = 170000)))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(1, 4, list(
  "action" = "divested",
  "amount" = 800,
  "date" = "April 12, 1976")))
atomic(apple, connect_nodes(2, 3))
atomic(apple, upsert_node(2, list("nickname" = "Woz"), apple))

# Traverse the data
traverse(apple, 4, 5)

# Get the inbound neighbors
traverse(apple, 5, "find_inbound_neighbors")

# Get the outbound neighbors
traverse(apple, 5, "find_outbound_neighbors")

## End(Not run)