Dashboard

PuppyGraph's Dashboard is a customizable grid of tiles for sharing high-level views of the graph. Each tile is backed by a graph query (Cypher by default; Gremlin also supported), so the same dashboard can mix counts, sample rows, and embedded query results.

Default tiles

A fresh dashboard starts with five default tiles, populated from whatever schema is currently loaded.

Default dashboard tiles over the modern example graph

Tile	Type	Purpose
Node	Text	Total number of nodes in the graph.
Edge	Text	Total number of edges.
Node Labels	Table	Node-label breakdown with per-label counts.
Graph Samples	Graph	Visual sample of nodes and edges.
Node Samples	Table	Properties of the sampled nodes.

Dashboard management

Adding a tile

Click the floating + button in the lower-right corner of the dashboard.

Floating + button to add a new tile

Editing, moving, deleting, and resizing tiles

Hover over a tile's header to surface the per-tile action icons.

Pencil (edit) and trash (delete) icons on a tile header

• Edit: click the pencil icon. The tile-edit form opens with the title, query, and display-type controls.
• Delete: click the trash icon.
• Move: drag the tile by its title area.
• Resize: drag the lower-right corner of the tile.

Editing a tile

When you open the tile-edit form, three fields drive the tile:

• Tile Title — what's displayed on the tile.
• Query — the graph query whose result the tile renders. Cypher is the default; switch to Gremlin in the language selector.
• Display Type — how the result is rendered. Three options:

Display Type	Best for	Example
Text	A single scalar value (count, status, label).	The default Node and Edge tiles.
Graph	Nodes, edges, and paths. Three layout options: Radial, Vertical, Force.	The default Graph Samples tile.
Table	Properties of nodes / edges, or any tabular result.	The default Node Labels and Node Samples tiles.