If I execute the following cypher in Neo4j browser returns the expected values
MATCH (n:Document)
RETURN {
year: n.year ,
countdocs : COUNT(n)
}
Result:
{"countdocs":3,"year":"2018"}
But If I execute the same cypher in neo4j-graphql
type Query {
totalActivityOverTime: [JSONObject] @cypher(statement: """
MATCH (n:Document)
RETURN {
year: n.year ,
countdocs : COUNT(n)
}
""")
}
returns :
{
"countdocs": {
"low": 3,
"high": 0
},
"year": "2018"
},
What means the values low and high?
Thanks!
I think it depends on the type of countdocs. As far as I know, if you define 'countdocs' as BigInt in neo4j-graphql, it returns a dict with {"low": Int, "high": Int} in order to represent 64bit integers. Define countdocs as Int in the schema should resolve the issue.
Int type supports up to 53-bit values
Thanks to @Sbunzini and @stdob-- I found the solution:
Schema:
type Activity{
year: String
countdocs: Int
}
type Query {
totalActivityOverTime: [Activity] @cypher(statement: """
MATCH (n:Document)
RETURN {
year: n.year ,
countdocs : COUNT(n)
}
""")
}
GraphQL:
{
totalActivityOverTime{
year
countdocs
}
}
Thanks!