how can I refactor this py2neo v4 code to use neo4j 3.4 temporal data types?










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I'm stuck trying to add a date_accepted property to an upload node that represents a scientific paper. Previously, I would have just added a timetree node. However, py2neo v4 no longer supports GregorianCalendar (shame). How would I convert this code snippet to use one of the new temporal data types? I've looked at the docs & online but I'm not yet savvy enough I'm afraid.



from datetime import date, datetime # ??? how to use this...

def getAccepted(year_accepted, month, day):
with open('/home/pmy/pdf/id.txt') as f:
id = f.read()
matcher = NodeMatcher(graph)
upload = matcher.match("Upload", id = id).first()

a = year_accepted+month+day
d = datetime.strptime(a, '%Y%m%d').strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
# >>> HOW TO CONVERT d TO A TEMPORAL DATA TYPE HERE? <<<
try:
graph.merge(upload)
upload['accepted_date']=d
graph.push(upload)

except IndexError as e:
print("type error: " + str(e))
pass
return 0


This works but it pushes the datetime string whereas I want to push a neotime temporal date...



It is possible to insert the datetime variable d above into something like this query below, which also works, but I'm winging this & suspect there's a better way...



query='''UNWIND [date(param)] AS date RETURN date'''
result=graph.run(query, param=d).data()
print(result)


which returns



['date': neotime.Date(2010, 10, 23)]


So I could maybe extract the value & push that to the graph? Is this what the developers intended? The Docs are terse and aimed at proper programmers so IDK



Maybe



 accepted=result[0].get('date') # <class 'neotime.Date'>


& push that to the graph perhaps?



The py2neo v4 neotime temporal types are very recent & there is not much documentation, or basic tutorials to adapt afaik. Hence this long-winded post. Anyone out there with experience care to comment?










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    I'm stuck trying to add a date_accepted property to an upload node that represents a scientific paper. Previously, I would have just added a timetree node. However, py2neo v4 no longer supports GregorianCalendar (shame). How would I convert this code snippet to use one of the new temporal data types? I've looked at the docs & online but I'm not yet savvy enough I'm afraid.



    from datetime import date, datetime # ??? how to use this...

    def getAccepted(year_accepted, month, day):
    with open('/home/pmy/pdf/id.txt') as f:
    id = f.read()
    matcher = NodeMatcher(graph)
    upload = matcher.match("Upload", id = id).first()

    a = year_accepted+month+day
    d = datetime.strptime(a, '%Y%m%d').strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
    # >>> HOW TO CONVERT d TO A TEMPORAL DATA TYPE HERE? <<<
    try:
    graph.merge(upload)
    upload['accepted_date']=d
    graph.push(upload)

    except IndexError as e:
    print("type error: " + str(e))
    pass
    return 0


    This works but it pushes the datetime string whereas I want to push a neotime temporal date...



    It is possible to insert the datetime variable d above into something like this query below, which also works, but I'm winging this & suspect there's a better way...



    query='''UNWIND [date(param)] AS date RETURN date'''
    result=graph.run(query, param=d).data()
    print(result)


    which returns



    ['date': neotime.Date(2010, 10, 23)]


    So I could maybe extract the value & push that to the graph? Is this what the developers intended? The Docs are terse and aimed at proper programmers so IDK



    Maybe



     accepted=result[0].get('date') # <class 'neotime.Date'>


    & push that to the graph perhaps?



    The py2neo v4 neotime temporal types are very recent & there is not much documentation, or basic tutorials to adapt afaik. Hence this long-winded post. Anyone out there with experience care to comment?










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      I'm stuck trying to add a date_accepted property to an upload node that represents a scientific paper. Previously, I would have just added a timetree node. However, py2neo v4 no longer supports GregorianCalendar (shame). How would I convert this code snippet to use one of the new temporal data types? I've looked at the docs & online but I'm not yet savvy enough I'm afraid.



      from datetime import date, datetime # ??? how to use this...

      def getAccepted(year_accepted, month, day):
      with open('/home/pmy/pdf/id.txt') as f:
      id = f.read()
      matcher = NodeMatcher(graph)
      upload = matcher.match("Upload", id = id).first()

      a = year_accepted+month+day
      d = datetime.strptime(a, '%Y%m%d').strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
      # >>> HOW TO CONVERT d TO A TEMPORAL DATA TYPE HERE? <<<
      try:
      graph.merge(upload)
      upload['accepted_date']=d
      graph.push(upload)

      except IndexError as e:
      print("type error: " + str(e))
      pass
      return 0


      This works but it pushes the datetime string whereas I want to push a neotime temporal date...



      It is possible to insert the datetime variable d above into something like this query below, which also works, but I'm winging this & suspect there's a better way...



      query='''UNWIND [date(param)] AS date RETURN date'''
      result=graph.run(query, param=d).data()
      print(result)


      which returns



      ['date': neotime.Date(2010, 10, 23)]


      So I could maybe extract the value & push that to the graph? Is this what the developers intended? The Docs are terse and aimed at proper programmers so IDK



      Maybe



       accepted=result[0].get('date') # <class 'neotime.Date'>


      & push that to the graph perhaps?



      The py2neo v4 neotime temporal types are very recent & there is not much documentation, or basic tutorials to adapt afaik. Hence this long-winded post. Anyone out there with experience care to comment?










      share|improve this question
















      I'm stuck trying to add a date_accepted property to an upload node that represents a scientific paper. Previously, I would have just added a timetree node. However, py2neo v4 no longer supports GregorianCalendar (shame). How would I convert this code snippet to use one of the new temporal data types? I've looked at the docs & online but I'm not yet savvy enough I'm afraid.



      from datetime import date, datetime # ??? how to use this...

      def getAccepted(year_accepted, month, day):
      with open('/home/pmy/pdf/id.txt') as f:
      id = f.read()
      matcher = NodeMatcher(graph)
      upload = matcher.match("Upload", id = id).first()

      a = year_accepted+month+day
      d = datetime.strptime(a, '%Y%m%d').strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
      # >>> HOW TO CONVERT d TO A TEMPORAL DATA TYPE HERE? <<<
      try:
      graph.merge(upload)
      upload['accepted_date']=d
      graph.push(upload)

      except IndexError as e:
      print("type error: " + str(e))
      pass
      return 0


      This works but it pushes the datetime string whereas I want to push a neotime temporal date...



      It is possible to insert the datetime variable d above into something like this query below, which also works, but I'm winging this & suspect there's a better way...



      query='''UNWIND [date(param)] AS date RETURN date'''
      result=graph.run(query, param=d).data()
      print(result)


      which returns



      ['date': neotime.Date(2010, 10, 23)]


      So I could maybe extract the value & push that to the graph? Is this what the developers intended? The Docs are terse and aimed at proper programmers so IDK



      Maybe



       accepted=result[0].get('date') # <class 'neotime.Date'>


      & push that to the graph perhaps?



      The py2neo v4 neotime temporal types are very recent & there is not much documentation, or basic tutorials to adapt afaik. Hence this long-winded post. Anyone out there with experience care to comment?







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