in my code, i use py2neo to create objects with the label foobar. If i want to pull some of them out of the database, it returns:
None
code (note that there are already foobar objects in the DB):
class foobar(GraphObject):
__primarykey__ = "name"
name = Property()
#... graph initialized etc.
foo = foobar()
foo.name = "bar"
foo = graph.pull(foo) #get all foobar data from graph
print(foo)
None
From the doc:
Graph.pull(graph_object): Update a GraphObject and its associated RelatedObject instances with changes from the graph.
So if you want to get the data from the graph, maybe you should create or push your object to graph first? And if you want to retrieve existing object you have to select it first
foobar.select(graph).where("_.name = 'bar'").first()