Trademarks¶
openCypher is a trademark of Neo4j, Inc. graph-ted-db runs a documented subset of the openCypher query language (see openCypher subset). graph-ted-db is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Neo4j, Inc. or the openCypher project.
Other names in this documentation are trademarks of their respective owners. They appear as plain text, only to say what graph-ted-db works with or is compared to. Their use does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by those owners.
| Name | Why it appears |
|---|---|
| Neo4j | Owner of the openCypher trademark; the Graphiti driver reports the Neo4j provider so Graphiti sends queries this engine accepts |
| Graphiti | The optional Graphiti driver (graph_ted_db.driver) |
| NetworkX | The method names of the NetworkX-style helpers (add_node, add_edge, neighbors) |
| OneDrive, Dropbox, rclone | Examples of sync tools in Sharing a graph and the conflict-copy rules in On-disk format |
| Microsoft, Windows, WSL | Platform instructions in HTTP |
| Python, PyPI | The language and package index graph-ted-db is built for and installed from |
| GitHub | Where the source, issues, and discussions are hosted |
| Material for MkDocs | The theme that builds this documentation site |
To report a trademark concern, email developer.agent@graph-ted.com.