Heroku App: https://rabbithole.heroku.com or https://console.neo4j.org

to embed in iframes, see usage.html

<iframe src="https://rabbithole.heroku.com?init=URI%20ENCODED%20CYPHER%20SETUP&query=URI%20ENCODED%20CYPHER%20QUERY" width="500" height="400" id="window"/>

• set up graph with Cypher or Geoff
• execute Cypher queries
• visualize graph and returned results with the D3 javascript library
• export graph in a variety of formats
• share, tweet link to current graph and query

• git clone git:https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/rabbithole.git
• cd rabbithole
• have the heroku toolbelt installed
• heroku apps:create "appname"
• if you want to store shortlinks of your graphs add the Neo4j addon heroku addons:add neo4j
• Push the application to Heroku git push heroku master
• open your personal console in the browser https://appname.heroku.com

• git clone git:https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/rabbithole.git
• cd rabbithole
• mvn clean install exec:java
• open application in browser https://localhost:8080

• use mvn install war:war to build a war file. This can be deployed to any web container (tomcat, jetty, ...)

• use mvn install jetty:run

• post /console/cypher
• post /console/geoff
• delete /console
• post /console/init
• get /console/share

java org.neo4j.community.console.Console port /path/to/db [expose]

("expose" will write and read-through to the graph-db otherwise it will copy the graph content into an in-memory db)

The console can also import the data from a remote server

https://console.neo4j.org?init=https://server:port/db/data/cypher