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-# Neo4j Browser
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-Neo4j Browser is the general purpose graphical user interface for Neo4j. Query, visualize, administer and monitor the database with modern and easy-to-use tools.
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+ DozerDB Browser โ enhanced graph database UI built on Neo4j Browser
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-## Demo
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-You can try out the latest (unreleased) version of Neo4j Browser at [http://browser-canary.graphapp.io/](http://browser-canary.graphapp.io/).
+---
-Keep in mind that you will need to connect to an instance of Neo4j (the database) for most operations in Neo4j Browser. A simple way to get started is through [Neo4j Desktop](https://neo4j.com/download/). Once you've started a database it's by default available for Neo4j Browser to connect to on **localhost:7687**.
+## ๐ About
-## Feedback & Contributing
+DozerDB Browser is the graphical user interface for DozerDB. Query, visualize, administer, and monitor your graph database with modern and easy-to-use tools.
-Found a bug or some other problem with Neo4j Browser? Please [**open an issue**](https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j-browser/issues).
+This project is a fork of [Neo4j Browser](https://github.com/neo4j/neo4j-browser) with DozerDB-specific enhancements.
-Have an idea for a new feature? You're welcome to leave suggestions and ideas [here](https://feedback.neo4j.com/browser).
+
-Contributions welcome! More information in our [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).
+---
-## Project structure
+## ๐ Project Structure
-Browser has a subproject of re-usable components bundled together and exposed as `neo4j-arc`. Rather than set up mono-repo tooling the we've set up eslint to isolate `neo4j-arc` and given it a seperate build step. Code in browser can only to import code from `neo4j-arc` through `neo4j-arc` aliases (as if it was a seperate project) and `neo4j-arc` is not allowed to import any code from outside it's own folder.
+Browser has a subproject of reusable components bundled together and exposed as `neo4j-arc`. ESLint is configured to isolate `neo4j-arc` โ code in browser can only import from `neo4j-arc` through its aliases, and `neo4j-arc` cannot import code from outside its own folder.
-## Development
+---
-Running Neo4j Browser locally requires Node.js (^12.4.0) and for dependencies we use yarn (`npm install -g yarn`).
-To install dependencies and then start the development server at `http://localhost:8080`:
+## ๐ ๏ธ Development
-```shell
+### Prerequisites
+
+- **Node.js** ^12.4.0
+- **Yarn** โ install with `npm install -g yarn`
+
+### Getting Started
+
+Install dependencies and start the development server at `http://localhost:8080`:
+
+```bash
yarn install
yarn start
```
-Or to run in production mode:
+To run in production mode:
-```shell
+```bash
yarn start-prod
```
-### Testing overview
+---
-Neo4j Browser has both unit and end to end tests running automatically on every pull request. To run the tests locally:
+## ๐งช Testing
-`yarn test-unit` runs a linter and then our unit tests.
+### Unit Tests
-`yarn test-e2e` runs our Cypress end to end tests in the easiest, slowest way. Running them with this command requires docker installed and that nothing else runs on ports 7687 and 8080.
+Runs a linter followed by unit tests:
-#### Cypress e2e test suite in depth
+```bash
+yarn test-unit
+```
-`yarn e2e-open` to open the Cypress test runner (requires a **fresh** installation of Neo4j to run against, expects neo4j 3.5 by default). See details below on how to configure database version.
+### End-to-End Tests
-`yarn e2e-local-open` to run against an existing server (with a password already set). We use `newpassword` as the default password here, make sure to pass your password:
-`yarn e2e-local-open --env browser-password=`
+Runs Cypress e2e tests (requires Docker, ports 7687 and 8080 must be free):
-To avoid opening the Cypress test runner and just run the tests in the terminal, remove the "-open" suffix from the previous two commands (so `yarn e2e` and `yarn e2e-local` respectively).
+```bash
+yarn test-e2e
+```
-So to run tests on your existing 4.2 database with the password "hunter2" without opening the Cypress visual test runner:
-`yarn e2e-local --env browser-password=hunter2,server=4.2`
+#### Cypress Options
-All the available options for `--env` are:
+Open the Cypress test runner against a fresh Neo4j installation:
-```
-server=3.5|4.0|4.1|4.2|4.3 (default 4.3)
-edition=enterprise|community|aura (default enterprise)
-browser-password= (default 'newpassword')
-include-import-tests=true|false (default false)
-bolt-url= (default localhost:7687)
+```bash
+yarn e2e-open
```
-There are some additional options that can only be set as system environmental variables (meaning they cannot be set using the `--env` flag as the ones above).
-These needs to be set before the test command is run.
+Run against an existing server with a custom password:
+```bash
+yarn e2e-local-open --env browser-password=
```
-CYPRESS_E2E_TEST_ENV=local|null (if the initial set of pw should run or not) (default undefined)
-CYPRESS_BASE_URL= (default http://localhost:8080)
-```
-Example: `CYPRESS_E2E_TEST_ENV="local" CYPRESS_BASE_URL=http://localhost:30000 cypress open --env server=4.2`
+Available `--env` options:
+
+| Option | Values | Default |
+|--------|--------|---------|
+| `server` | `3.5`, `4.0`, `4.1`, `4.2`, `4.3` | `4.3` |
+| `edition` | `enterprise`, `community`, `aura` | `enterprise` |
+| `browser-password` | any string | `newpassword` |
+| `include-import-tests` | `true`, `false` | `false` |
+| `bolt-url` | bolt URL (without protocol) | `localhost:7687` |
+
+Environment variables (set before running):
+
+| Variable | Description | Default |
+|----------|-------------|---------|
+| `CYPRESS_E2E_TEST_ENV` | `local` or unset | `undefined` |
+| `CYPRESS_BASE_URL` | Browser URL to test | `http://localhost:8080` |
+
+---
+
+## ๐ Support
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+---
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+ © 2026 DozerDB Contributors
+