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# IronGraph for Node.js
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**Embeddable Cypher graph database with sub-µs point reads, built-in streams, queues, and local text embeddings. Node.js SDK.**
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Use Cypher to query graph structure, search text and vectors, inspect property history, and
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administer the database. Built-in Kafka-compatible Streams and AMQP-compatible Queues handle event
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clients, and TypeScript declarations for Node.js. IronGraph is open-source software released under
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the Apache License 2.0.
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## Performance at a glance
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Graph queries execute on the CPU against one shared canonical graph. Local text inference can
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use Metal or CUDA independently. Measure complete queries separately from individual graph operations;
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latency depends on the workload, graph size, indexes, and host.
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## Database capabilities
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| Capability | What you can do |
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| **Graph queries and analytics** | Match relationships and paths with Cypher; run shortest paths, PageRank, connected components, and community detection. |
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| **Temporal properties and analysis** | Retain property history, read values with `AT TIME`, inspect samples with `HISTORY`, and aggregate with time windows and maintained rollups. |
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| **Text documents and search** | Store the full text of articles, notes, manuals, and other written content on graph nodes; search that text with text and vector indexes and automatic local embeddings. |
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Cypher handles graph operations, temporal analysis, search, and stream/queue administration.
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Explicit projects and the `OBSERVED`, `KNOWLEDGE`, and `WORKSPACE` layers organize data.
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Indexes and unique constraints, transactions, asynchronous write-ahead logging, recovery, and
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periodic snapshots are part of the database.
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The standalone instance serves its web console at
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[http://127.0.0.1:18484/web/](http://127.0.0.1:18484/web/) by default and also supports local MCP
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access. Start the official standalone distribution before opening that address. Opening an
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embedded database through Python, Node.js, or Rust does not start a web server or expose the
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console. For a configured remote instance, use its HTTPS address followed by `/web/`, with
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## Install
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You need Node.js 20.17 or later and an official package. Native release targets are macOS 15+
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## Database capabilities
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Cypher handles graph operations, temporal analysis, search, and stream/queue administration.
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Explicit projects and the `OBSERVED`, `KNOWLEDGE`, and `WORKSPACE` layers organize data.
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## License
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IronGraph is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Third-party components and the embedding model
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name: package/irongraph.linux-arm64-gnu.node
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