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UNWIND [{id: "Colosseum", label: "Place", point: point({latitude:41.890209, longitude:12.492231})}] AS p
RETURN p
Thanks for using NeoDash, I hope you are having some fun. About the Map Chart, it expects a Node Object with the point as property. However, you can bypass by creating your own dictionary, be sure to include an id and a label property too. Keep in mind that we only support WS84 coordinates at the moment. It's in our roadmap improving our Map capabilities, but remember that this is an Open Source project, so you can help us if you want. So about the test you were trying, something along next lines should work.
UNWIND [{id: "Colosseum", label: "Place", point: point({latitude:41.890209, longitude:12.492231})}] AS p
RETURN p
Thanks for using NeoDash, I hope you are having some fun. About the Map Chart, it expects a Node Object with the point as property. However, you can bypass by creating your own dictionary, be sure to include an id and a label property too. Keep in mind that we only support WS84 coordinates at the moment. It's in our roadmap improving our Map capabilities, but remember that this is an Open Source project, so you can help us if you want. So about the test you were trying, something along next lines should work. UNWIND [{id: "Colosseum", label: "Place", point: point({latitude:41.890209, longitude:12.492231})}] AS p RETURN p
Thanks for using NeoDash, I hope you are having some fun. About the Map Chart, it expects a Node Object with the point as property. However, you can bypass by creating your own dictionary, be sure to include an id and a label property too. Keep in mind that we only support WS84 coordinates at the moment. It's in our roadmap improving our Map capabilities, but remember that this is an Open Source project, so you can help us if you want. So about the test you were trying, something along next lines should work. UNWIND [{id: "Colosseum", label: "Place", point: point({latitude:41.890209, longitude:12.492231})}] AS p RETURN p
Thanks for using NeoDash, I hope you are having some fun. About the Map Chart, it expects a Node Object with the point as property. However, you can bypass by creating your own dictionary, be sure to include an id and a label property too. Keep in mind that we only support WS84 coordinates at the moment. It's in our roadmap improving our Map capabilities, but remember that this is an Open Source project, so you can help us if you want. So about the test you were trying, something along next lines should work. UNWIND [{id: "Colosseum", label: "Place", point: point({latitude:41.890209, longitude:12.492231})}] AS p RETURN p
