From neo4j import GraphDatabase

Neo4j has officially released its embedded database support in Python, after over half a year of delayed promises. The new bindings are constantly tested against each new build of the database and are set up to deploy to PyPi as often as desired. They offer a similar API to the original neo4j.py API and have borrowed some methods from neo4j-rest-client to make switching between them easier. This is the first release, so users should be prepared for potential bugs and report any issues they find on the project's issue tracker. The new bindings are tested on CPython 2.7.2 on Windows and Linux, but may work with other Python branches as well. Users will need JPype installed to bridge the gap to Java land. Jython support is currently on the todo list due to Neo4j's use of Java's ServiceLoader API. Full installation instructions can be found in the Neo4j Manual, and users are encouraged to ask for feedback and contributions on the Neo4j Forums.

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