Workspaces

What gremlify workspaces are and how to use them

What is a Gremlify Workspace?

A Gremlify Workspace defines both the Graph structure and the query you run.

It allows you to build your Graph either by a graphic interface or by direct queries, to write a Gremlin query and to save the current state for sharing purposes or later use.

Create New Workspace

By opening https://www.gremlify.com you will start a new workspace:

A fresh workspace

Saving a Workspace will save your current Query and Graph Structure (e.g Nodes, Edges, and their properties).

This action will generate a unique URL address that you are free to share with the world, or use late.

A Graph is unique per visit. That means that 2 visitors will never query the same Graph. With that in mind, note that every visit to a Workspace, will create a fresh Graph unique for this visit, which will be derived from the saved work, meaning that every Vertex and Edge are created from scratch at each visit, and assigned with new ids.

Playing around with the panels

Each panel (Query, Results and Graph builder) is fully resizable. Don't like our default view? you can always change it to your own preference.

Workspace Metadata

The Workspace Metadata defines some basic properties of the workspace such as title, description and privacy.

It is highly recommended to set a title and description, so you and people you share this Workspace with will have a better understanding of it's contents.

You can access the Workspace Metadata by clicking on the Metadata Tab in the Main menu:

Clicking on it, will open the a form:

Workspace title could also be edited by clicking on the title in the top Toolbar:

Save Workspace

Saving workspace is done by clicking on "Save" in the upper toolbar:

Saving a Workspace does not override the current Workspace, but creates a new one with a unique link

Once finished, a unique URL is generated in the form of http://www.gremlify.com/1a3a.

A Gremlify Workspaces is defined by the following:

1. Workspace Metadata (title, description and privacy settings).
2. Graph Structure (Nodes, Edges and their properties)

3. Query

Clear Workspace

Clearing your workspace means wiping out every piece of information of the current session, including the graph structure, the query and the actual data in our database.

It is possible to clear a workspace from the main Toolbar:

Clearing a Workspace does not mean deleting it. It will still be available by visiting the Workspace unique URL.

My Workspaces

Registered users can view all their saved workspaces easily, by clicking My Workspaces in the user options list:

In this page, you will be able to view and manage your all of your workspaces: