GraphForge v0.2.1: Dataset Loading

GraphForge v0.2.1 added dataset loading infrastructure so users could start with real graphs instead of hand-building toy examples.

The release introduced cached loading for Stanford Network Analysis Project datasets, plus MERGE ON CREATE SET and MERGE ON MATCH SET.

What Shipped

• GraphForge.from_dataset()
• load_dataset(), list_datasets(), get_dataset_info(), and clear_cache()
• Cached auto-downloads under ~/.graphforge/datasets/
• SNAP datasets including Facebook, Enron, AstroPh, Google Web, and Twitter graphs
• MERGE create/match property semantics
• WITH variable passing fix in aggregation queries

Why it matters

Good graph tooling should make the first useful query easy. Dataset loading turned GraphForge into a faster workbench for experiments, tutorials, and benchmark-style analysis.

Source

• GraphForge v0.2.1 was released from the earlier GraphForge codebase, whose release pages are no longer public. Current releases: CurateLabs/graphforge releases.