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NeoAI: Putting Spring Boot, Spring AI, and Neo4j to work to hack pet travel!

Maintainers

Mark Heckler
@mkheck on Twitter/X
Jennifer Reif
@JMHReif on Twitter/X

Purpose

This repo accompanies the session titled "Fluffy and Fido on the Go: Applying Graph Data and AI to Hack Pet Travel" and includes all code written within the session and quite a bit more. We’ll update and add to these repos as the session evolves and/or as we think of more things to share.

Star+watch this repo (and linked repos) for updates!

Notes

The following properties MUST be set within your application’s environment for successful execution:

export SPRING_AI_AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY=<Azure Open AI Key or Open AI Key>
export SPRING_AI_AZURE_OPENAI_ENDPOINT=<Azure Open AI Endpoint or Open AI Endpoint>

export SPRING_NEO4J_URI=<Neo4j URI>
export SPRING_NEO4J_AUTHENTICATION_USERNAME=<Neo4j username>
export SPRING_NEO4J_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD=<Neo4j password>

These can be set in the terminal/shell environment (above example is for Linux/MacOS) or via properties in your Spring Boot app (by converting to spring.ai.azure.openai.api-key, etc.), and many other ways besides. Please refer to this reference in the Spring Boot documentation for configuration options and their precedence and order of evaluation by Spring Boot apps.

Once the above properties are set, you can run the application via ./mvnw spring-boot:run or from your IDE (if env vars are set there) to exercise the application.