neo4j-schema-documenter

You can auto-generate Neo4j schema documentation by extracting node types, relationships, properties, and constraints from the live graph to produce a ready-to-commit markdown file with visual diagrams.

Yes, you can generate Mermaid diagrams automatically by extracting schema relationship data from the Neo4j database and rendering it into visual diagrams within the markdown documentation output.

The best way to keep markdown documentation in sync with Neo4j schema evolution is to run an automated generator against the live graph, ensuring node types and relationships reflect current database structures.

Yes, it works for multiple databases and onboarding materials by organizing extracted schema data into a consistent documentation template, accelerating team ramp-up and developer handbook creation across different graphs.

You document Neo4j indexes and constraints by running the generator against your database, which automatically extracts these schema elements and organizes them into structured markdown sections for API references.

You need to run the schema generator against your Neo4j database to extract the graph structure, which is then organized into a consistent markdown template with Mermaid diagrams ready for commit.