I fell in love with realtime streaming updates to a query when I was using Firebase, RethinkDB and similar. Now that I am working with graph databases via Gremlin, I'm wondering how to get this behavior.
As a trivial example, if I specified a gremlin query like:
g.V().values('name')
I'd like to receive an update when a new vertex is added with a name property, or a name is changed on an existing vertex.
I am beginning to use Janusgraph, so the ideal solution would work there -- but this is such a killer feature that I could be swayed to other Gremlin-friendly graph databases.
Thanks!
You could use an EventStrategy with any Tinkerpop compatible graph database. Once you create the event strategy, you add it to your traversal g = graph.traversal().withStrategies(strategy)
. You'll need to implement the MutationListener interface to do whatever you'd like to on those events.