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 :docinfo: shared
 :docinfodir: ../
 :toc-position: left

 image::apache-tinkerpop-logo.png[width=500,link="https://tinkerpop.apache.org"]

 *x.y.z*

 [llms-summary="A reference for the sample graphs bundled with TinkerPop. Each section describes a graph's nature, origin and best use, presents its schema in GQL Graph Types, and demonstrates it with runnable Gremlin.",allow-oversize="true"]
 = TinkerPop Sample Data

 image:gremlin-standing.png[width=125]

 TinkerPop bundles a small collection of sample graphs, often called "toy graphs", that appear
 throughout the reference documentation, the tutorials, and the test suites. They are deliberately
 small and self-contained so that a traversal can be read alongside the data it operates on, and
 they are available in every distribution without any external data source or configuration. Each
 graph is constructed by a factory method on
 link:https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/blob/master/tinkergraph-gremlin/src/main/java/org/apache/tinkerpop/gremlin/tinkergraph/structure/TinkerFactory.java[`TinkerFactory`]
 and also ships as data files under the `data/` directory of the distribution in the GraphSON,
 GraphML, and Gryo formats.

 This book serves as a reference for those graphs. Each section describes one graph: the nature of
 its data, where it came from, and the kinds of problems it illustrates best. Every graph is then
 given a schema expressed in link:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/graph/gql-graph-types[GQL
 Graph Types], a declarative notation that states the node and edge labels a graph may contain,
 their properties and value types, and how edges connect the nodes. Finally, each section presents
 Gremlin examples that exercise the data and demonstrate the traversal patterns the graph was
 designed to teach.

 The examples in this book are executable and run against the corresponding graph at build time, so
 their results are the actual output produced by the graph. The same graphs are available in the
 Gremlin Console through `TinkerFactory`, which makes it convenient to follow along and experiment
 with variations of the queries shown here.

 include::modern.asciidoc[]

 include::the-crew.asciidoc[]

 include::the-zoo.asciidoc[]

 include::grateful-dead.asciidoc[]

 include::air-routes.asciidoc[]
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	:docinfo: shared
	:docinfodir: ../
	:toc-position: left

	image::apache-tinkerpop-logo.png[width=500,link="https://tinkerpop.apache.org"]

	x.y.z

	[llms-summary="A reference for the sample graphs bundled with TinkerPop. Each section describes a graph's nature, origin and best use, presents its schema in GQL Graph Types, and demonstrates it with runnable Gremlin.",allow-oversize="true"]
	= TinkerPop Sample Data

	image:gremlin-standing.png[width=125]

	TinkerPop bundles a small collection of sample graphs, often called "toy graphs", that appear
	throughout the reference documentation, the tutorials, and the test suites. They are deliberately
	small and self-contained so that a traversal can be read alongside the data it operates on, and
	they are available in every distribution without any external data source or configuration. Each
	graph is constructed by a factory method on
	link:https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/blob/master/tinkergraph-gremlin/src/main/java/org/apache/tinkerpop/gremlin/tinkergraph/structure/TinkerFactory.java[`TinkerFactory`]
	and also ships as data files under the `data/` directory of the distribution in the GraphSON,
	GraphML, and Gryo formats.

	This book serves as a reference for those graphs. Each section describes one graph: the nature of
	its data, where it came from, and the kinds of problems it illustrates best. Every graph is then
	given a schema expressed in link:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/graph/gql-graph-types[GQL
	Graph Types], a declarative notation that states the node and edge labels a graph may contain,
	their properties and value types, and how edges connect the nodes. Finally, each section presents
	Gremlin examples that exercise the data and demonstrate the traversal patterns the graph was
	designed to teach.

	The examples in this book are executable and run against the corresponding graph at build time, so
	their results are the actual output produced by the graph. The same graphs are available in the
	Gremlin Console through `TinkerFactory`, which makes it convenient to follow along and experiment
	with variations of the queries shown here.

	include::modern.asciidoc[]

	include::the-crew.asciidoc[]

	include::the-zoo.asciidoc[]

	include::grateful-dead.asciidoc[]

	include::air-routes.asciidoc[]