python - Batch create or get path in py2neo -


i'm trying create date/time tree in neo4j nigel small described here. want pre-populate dates period of time, , such, want run multiple get_or_create_path()s in go. however, can't seem find batch version of function, or batch equivalent of 'run cypher query' - if have run them individually, it's going hit runtime massively.

is there way batch process? i'm being stupid , have missed obvious function! don't mind if it's batch version of running cypher queries, or of get_or_create_path().

many in advance,

louis

there isn't batch get_or_create_path in 1.5 introducing 1 1.6. planning release on 1st october welcome try sooner if wish (release/1.6.0 branch on github). please bear in mind though release still in development may change between , release , therefore, depending on needs, may bit unstable.


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