Built-in Return Value Types ^v1.1.2
You can consider using the built-in return value type if there is no entity in the project and all are dynamic queries. The data structure is as follows:
NgVertex
json
{
"properties":{ // Map, key is tag name, the length of keys is the same as the length of tags at this level
"person":{ // Map
"age":18,
"gender":"M"
}
},
"tags":[
"person"
],
"vid":"IB1666614724207"
}NgEdge
json
{
"dstID":"1670225547548",
"edgeName":"like",
"properties":{ // properties of edge, Map
"likeness":0.9
},
"rank":1670225547619,
"srcID":"IB1666614724207"
}NgSubgraph
json
{
"edges":[
{
"dstID":"1661449493728",
"edgeName":"like",
"properties":{
},
"rank":1661449493832,
"srcID":"IB1666614724207"
}
],
"vertexes":[
{
"properties":{
"person":{
}
},
"tags":[
"person"
],
"vid":"IB1666614724207"
}
]
}NgPath
json
{
"relationships": [{
"srcID": "IB1666614724207",
"dstID": "1661449493728",
"dst": {
"properties": {
"person": {}
},
"tags": ["person"],
"vid": "1661449493728"
},
"edgeName": "like",
"rank": 0,
}],
}NgTriplet
Used mainly for the insertEdgeBatch interface to batch write edge data, and is not currently supported as a return value type.
json
{
"srcId": "IB1666614724207",
"dstId": "1661449493728",
"startNode": {},
"edge": {},
"endNode": {},
}