Paul Tremberth

hi @sheymann you'll have to prepare your data a bit beforehand. For example, you could: - generate a list of all distinct node names (Michael, Selina, Rana, Selma...) - assign...

hm... looking at your profile @sheymann and your work on http://linkurio.us/ I guess your point was more about `batch-import` supporting only an edge-list as input than how to convert the...

btw, I started a python helper module to export RDB data dumps into Neo4J https://github.com/redapple/sql2graph For now, it uses quite a lot of memory (when experimenting with MusicBrainz data) I...

Hi @seawolff it seems to me your `user_rels.tsv` represents properties for the users, not really relationships between users or is there an implicit COMPANY end-node? The first 2 columns in...

Note that the "id" column in user.tsv will be used as just another property for the node, not the Node ID in Neo4J Using `batch-import` it's the order in which...

@robsonpeixoto , I'll raise the priority of this. Thanks for the feedback!

That's why we need help! Any volunteers?

See https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/pull/2030

JSON format would be handy, e.g. for logstash processing.

Hi @kspiridonova , it looks non trivial to change this behavior. [Scrapy's `Headers` dict](https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/blob/129421c7e31b89b9b0f9c5f7d8ae59e47df36091/scrapy/http/headers.py#L7) does this "titling": ``` >>> scrapy.http.Headers({'caCHE-conTROL': 'test'}) {'Cache-Control': ['test']} >>> scrapy.http.Headers({'caCHE-conTROL': 'test'}).keys() ['Cache-Control'] >>> scrapy.http.Headers({'caCHE-conTROL': 'test'}).values()...