Graph database queries and connection handling.
npm install @webwallet/graphstoreIOU, Address, Currency, Transaction, Outputs. - IOU
- Address
- Currency
- Transaction
A transaction is a document, not an operation. Inserting a Transaction node is not equivalent to executing a transaction, which involves creating other nodes and relationships as well.
- Outputs
Funds, Spends, Points. - Clearing
- IOUs
- Outputs
- Indexing
- Outputs
Address labels must satisfy the id property uniqueness constraint. Since Transaction nodes will be retrieved through traversals starting at Address nodes using their Outputs node (manual index), no constraint is imposed on Transaction node IDs in order to prevent a potentially large index from being created automatically by the database.
CREATE CONSTRAINT ON (address:Address) ASSERT address.id IS UNIQUE
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Since uniqueness contraints cannot be created on relationships, CREATE UNIQUE must be used in combination with previous checks in order to manually enforce unique relationships on nodes.
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WHERE NOT (txo)<-[:Spends {id:0}]-()
CREATE UNIQUE (txo)<-[s:Spends {id: 0}]-(txn)
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Relationships with Spends labels should satisfy the id property existence constraint [enterprise edition feature]. Since Transaction documents contain outputs that can be referenced by subsequent transactions for clearing purposes, every Transaction that Spends another Transaction must specify which output it is referencing/spending.
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CREATE CONSTRAINT ON ()-[output:Spends]-() ASSERT exists(output.id)
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- Output Spending
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MATCH (txo:Transaction)
WHERE txo.id = {transactionId}
SET txo.lock = true
WITH txo
WHERE NOT (txo)<-[:Spends {id:{outputId}}]-()
CREATE UNIQUE (txo)<-[:Spends {id: {outputId}}]-(txn:Transaction)
REMOVE txo.lock
RETURN txo, txn
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