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Adding CLAUDE.md with task information for AI processing. This file will be removed when the task is complete. Issue: #13
… Doublets This reorganization makes it crystal clear how the same logic is implemented in both Doublets and Neo4j, as requested in issue #13. Key changes: - lib.rs: Added crate-level documentation explaining the common interface (Doublets<T> trait) and how each database implements it - lib.rs: Added type aliases (DoubletsUnitedVolatile, Neo4jNonTransaction, etc.) with detailed documentation showing Cypher equivalents for each operation - benches/benchmarks/mod.rs: Added module-level documentation listing all benchmarked operations and storage backends - Each benchmark file (create.rs, delete.rs, update.rs, each/*.rs): Added documentation explaining: - The common interface method being benchmarked - How Doublets implements it (direct memory/index operations) - How Neo4j implements it (Cypher queries) - Time complexity comparisons The documentation now clearly shows: 1. What interface method is being benchmarked 2. How each database implements that method 3. The equivalent Cypher query for Neo4j operations 4. The underlying storage structure for Doublets 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I want separate files for Neo4j and Doublets for easy to compare structure. |
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Per user feedback, create separate documentation files for easier comparison: - doublets_impl.rs: Documents how Doublets implements the common interface - neo4j_impl.rs: Documents how Neo4j implements the common interface with Cypher Each file shows the same operations side-by-side for easy structure comparison. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Do we really use our new separate implementation, or we just duplicated the code? I want clear separation between Neo4j and Doublets logic in all files, so each file that contains both logics should be split into two. |
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Per user feedback, reorganize benchmarks to have clear separation between Neo4j and Doublets implementations. Each file now contains only one database's benchmarks for easy side-by-side comparison. New structure: - rust/benches/benchmarks/neo4j/ - All Neo4j benchmarks - rust/benches/benchmarks/doublets/ - All Doublets benchmarks Each directory has the same structure: - create.rs, update.rs, delete.rs - CRUD operations - each/all.rs, identity.rs, concrete.rs, outgoing.rs, incoming.rs - Query operations 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addresses user feedback requesting clear separation of Neo4j and Doublets logic. The benched.rs file contained mixed implementations for both databases. Changes: - Removed rust/src/benched.rs (contained both Neo4j and Doublets impls) - Added rust/src/benched/mod.rs with common Benched trait - Added rust/src/benched/doublets_benched.rs with Doublets implementations - Added rust/src/benched/neo4j_benched.rs with Neo4j implementations This provides complete separation between Neo4j and Doublets code across all source files for easier side-by-side comparison. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
This PR addresses issue #13 by reorganizing the codebase to make it crystal clear how the same logic is implemented in both Doublets and Neo4j databases.
Complete Separation of Neo4j and Doublets Code
All source files are now split into separate directories/files for easy comparison. No file contains mixed Neo4j and Doublets logic.
Benchmark Files
rust/benches/benchmarks/neo4j/rust/benches/benchmarks/doublets/Library Source Files
rust/src/benched/neo4j_benched.rsBenchedtrait implementationsrust/src/benched/doublets_benched.rsBenchedtrait implementationsrust/src/neo4j_impl.rsrust/src/doublets_impl.rsrust/src/client.rsrust/src/transaction.rsIs This Real Separation or Duplicated Code?
Yes, the benchmarks use the separate implementations!
Each benchmark file in
neo4j/ordoublets/creates and uses the appropriate storage backend:neo4j/create.rs) instantiateExclusive<Client<usize>>which uses HTTP API calls to Neo4jdoublets/create.rs) instantiateunit::Storeorsplit::Storewhich uses direct memory accessThe same benchmark logic (create, update, delete, each) runs against completely different storage backends, allowing fair performance comparison.
Benchmark File Structure
Each benchmark directory has the same structure for easy side-by-side comparison:
The Common Interface
Both databases implement the
Doublets<T>trait from thedoubletscrate:create_point()update(id, src, tgt)delete(id)each(handler)[*, *, *]each_by([id,*,*], h)each_by([*,s,t], h)each_by([*,s,*], h)each_by([*,*,t], h)Example: Create Operation Comparison
Neo4j (from
neo4j/create.rs):Doublets (from
doublets/create.rs):Test Plan
cargo check --lib)cargo check --benches)Fixes #13
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