mutation1 = txn.create_mutation(set_nquads='_:animesh <name> "Animesh" .')
I am looking at examples of DQL with the python client and I don’t understand this syntax.
Why _: and why always ending in a .
This is the RDF syntax. The underscore with double dots states a “Blank Node” (You are stating that you wanna a new node, otherwise you should use a UID). The angular brackets is the predicate, the double quotes the value, and the end dot means that you have nothing more to insert in the Nquad.
I recommend that you take a look at our Tour Mutation Introduction | Intro | Dgraph Tour
I tried to take the tour but it doesn’t work which I brought up here.
Sorry, I didn’t get it. What exactly didn’t work related to the Tour?
I covered it in that post, but basically I can’t get DGraph working from the two options provided in the tour, and the tour depends on a local installation. I’m sure it is a simple issue, but the instructions do not work and I can’t do the tour effectively without a local instance.
You can edit the address. Go to Load Schema | Intro | Dgraph Tour and check the box there
ENDPOINT: /ALTER Dgraph: http://localhost:8080
Click in the pencil, change and save it.
I know, I did that, the instance isn’t working. Locally or via the tour.
A post was merged into an existing topic: Network Access error for dgraph tutorial
Lets continue that topic there.