GraphForge v0.2.0 was the first big Cypher expansion release.

It added the language features that make queries feel practical rather than toy-sized: conditional logic, aggregation, arithmetic, string matching, list iteration, and safer deletion.

What Shipped

• CASE expressions
• COLLECT aggregation with DISTINCT
• Arithmetic operators and unary minus
• STARTS WITH, ENDS WITH, and CONTAINS
• REMOVE, UNWIND, NOT, and DETACH DELETE
• ORDER BY and RETURN DISTINCT fixes after projection/aggregation
• 948 passing tests and 95.52% reported coverage

Why We're Excited

This is where GraphForge became meaningfully useful for real analytical query patterns. The project still had plenty of openCypher ground to cover, but v0.2.0 made the core query loop much more expressive.

Source

• GitHub release: GraphForge v0.2.0