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I have a use case where I am creating a web based graphical web crawler where a user can input a starting URL, define a breadth vs depth crawl, and set a limit to the number of URLs the crawler will hit. I want to return the results via neovis graph. What is the best practice for this use case. I could create a neo4j graph for each user crawl, then match query the results and return the visualization via neovis, then delete the graph entry, but that doesn't seem very efficient. What would be the best way in this case?
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I have a use case where I am creating a web based graphical web crawler where a user can input a starting URL, define a breadth vs depth crawl, and set a limit to the number of URLs the crawler will hit. I want to return the results via neovis graph. What is the best practice for this use case. I could create a neo4j graph for each user crawl, then match query the results and return the visualization via neovis, then delete the graph entry, but that doesn't seem very efficient. What would be the best way in this case?
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