• a Neo4j v4 server with admin or architect access rights (minimum supported version: v4.2)
• APOC procedures are enabled in Neo4j (more information here)
• a Linkurious Enterprise 3.0.4 or higher with admin access rights (getting started guide)

• 1. Importing the data in Neo4j
• 2. Adding the datasource in Linkurious Enterprise
• 3. Setting default styles
• 4. Setting default captions
• 5. Setting queries
• 6. Setting alerts
• 7. Setting custom actions
  • How to retrieve the ID of a query
• 8. Setting the plugin

1. Login to Neo4j Browser with an user having read/write access

2. On the Browser settings panel, enable, if it's not, the Enable multi statement query editor option

   

3. Copy the whole content of the scripts/import.cypher file and paste it in the Neo4j query field

4. Run the query and wait

5. (Optional) If you want to check the import results, run :sysinfo as a query and compare the number of nodes/edges in your database with the following table:

   

6. Done!

1. Login to Linkurious Enterpise with an user having admin access
2. Go to Admin -> Data-sources management panel and click on ADD A DATA SOURCE
3. Fill these fields with the following values:
   • GRAPH SERVER
     • Name: AML
     • Vendor: Neo4j
     • URL: <url:port> (a stable idenfier for your Neo4j server)
     • Username: <yourUsername> (your Neo4j read/write user)
     • Password: <yourPassword> (your Neo4j read/write password)
   • Other
     • Alternative node ID: uid
     • Alternative edge ID: uid
   • SEARCH INDEX SERVER
     • Vendor: Neo4j Search
4. Click on SAVE CONFIGURATION
5. Start the indexing process by pressing START and wait
6. Done!

1. Go to Admin -> Data-source settings panel
2. Scroll to the Default styles field and replace the whole content with the content of the lke-configurations/default-styles.json file
3. Click on Save
4. Done!

1. Go to Admin -> Data-source settings panel
2. Scroll to the Default captions field and replace the whole content with the content of the lke-configurations/default-captions.json file
3. Click on Save
4. Done!

All the Standard Queries and Query Templates are contained in the lke-configurations/queries.cypher file

Repeat this procedure for every query in the file:

1. Open the query editor panel (more information here)

2. Copy the query from the file and paste it in the Write a query or a template field

3. Click on Save

4. Fill the Name and Description fields with the values provided in the file

5. Click on Save again

   Example:

   This is how the query should look like

   

   NOTE: Query ID may be different in your case

6. Done!

All the Alerts are contained in the lke-configurations/alerts.cypher file

Repeat this procedure for every alert in the file:

1. On the Alert dashboard, click CREATE NEW ALERT (more information here).

2. Fill the Alert name field with the value provided in the file

3. Fill the Description field with the description provided in the file

4. Turn on, if it's not, the Enable toggle

   

5. Turn on the Share alert toggle and select if you want to share it with all the users or with specific groups

6. Copy the query from the file and paste it in the Query field

7. Copy the target value from the file and paste it in the Target field

8. Click on ADD A COLUMN and fill the fields with the values provided in the file

   NOTE: repeat this step if more columns are specified in the file

9. Click on Save

10. Done!

All the Custom actions are contained in the lke-configurations/custom-actions.txt file

Repeat this procedure for every custom action in the file:

1. Open the Custom action panel (more information here)

2. Click on NEW CUSTOM ACTION

3. Fill the Custom action name, URL template and Description fields with the values provided in the file

4. If any, replace <xxx> with the id of the query indicated in the file (read How to retrieve the ID of a query section)

5. Click on SAVE

   Example:

   This is how the custom action should look like

   

   NOTE: queryID value may be different in your case

6. Done!

1. Open the QUERIES panel (more information here)

2. Identify the desired query

3. Click on More and then on View details...

4. The queryID is now displayed

   

1. Download the data-table plugin available here (documentation available here).

2. Copy the .lke archive in the folder <lke-server>/data/plugins

3. On Linkurious Enterprise dashboard, go to Admin -> Global configuration

4. Scroll to the Plugin settings field

5. If there are no other plugins configured here, replace the whole content of the field with the content of the lke-configurations/plugins.json file and skip to step 8.

   Otherwise, go to step 6

6. Copy the whole content of the lke-configurations/plugins.json file except for the { at the beginning and for the } at the end of the file

7. On the Plugin settings field, add an new empty line before the last }, add in this line a comma (,) and, after the comma, paste the content copied in the step 6

8. Click on Save

9. On Linkurious Enterprise dashboard, go to Admin -> Data-source Schema

10. Scroll to the end of NODES CATEGORIES & EDGES TYPES list and click on Create new categories

11. Type REALESTATE_TRANSACTION and click on SAVE

12. Select the category you just created and, by clicking on Create a new property, create properties as following:

    Name	Type	Parameter
    address	string
    avg_sqft_price	currency	symbol: $; format: #.###,## [Symbol]
    city	string
    contract_id	string
    price_range	enum	values: OVERPRICED, UNDERPRICED, NORMAL
    purchase_price	currency	symbol: $; format: #.###,## [Symbol]
    sqft	number
    sqft_price	currency	symbol: $; format: #.###,## [Symbol]
    transaction_date	date	format: yyyy-mm-dd
    type	string

13. Done!