Closed stefano-ottolenghi closed 7 months ago
The driver's temporal types only really come up as output of Cypher temporal functions (so not when you insert dates yourself). In that case though, the stringers are quite odd.
Take this example:
result, err := neo4j.ExecuteQuery(ctx, driver, ` MERGE (p:Person {name: $name}) MERGE (p)-[r:KNOWS {status: $status, since: date()}]->(friend:Person {name: $friendName}) RETURN r AS friendship `, map[string]any{ "name": "Alice", "status": "BFF", "friendName": "Bob", }, neo4j.EagerResultTransformer, neo4j.ExecuteQueryWithDatabase("neo4j")) if err != nil { panic(err) } relationship, _ := result.Records[0].AsMap()["friendship"].(neo4j.Relationship) fmt.Println("Relationship ID:", relationship.ElementId) fmt.Println("Relationship type:", relationship.Type) fmt.Println("Relationship properties:", relationship.Props) fmt.Println("Relationship start elID:", relationship.StartElementId) fmt.Println("Relationship end elID:", relationship.EndElementId) // Relationship ID: 5:2691aa68-87cc-467d-9d09-431df9f5c456:0 // Relationship type: KNOWS // Relationship properties: map[since:{0 63824025600 <nil>} status:BFF] // Relationship start elID: 4:2691aa68-87cc-467d-9d09-431df9f5c456:0 // Relationship end elID: 4:2691aa68-87cc-467d-9d09-431df9f5c456:1
Notice in the properties output: since:{0 63824025600 <nil>
since:{0 63824025600 <nil>
The driver's temporal types only really come up as output of Cypher temporal functions (so not when you insert dates yourself). In that case though, the stringers are quite odd.
Take this example:
Notice in the properties output:
since:{0 63824025600 <nil>