anchor.diff:  
   We also generate colors per label combination and relationship-type, both of which are also transferred as `TYPE` property.
   
  +You can have your weight property stored as a number (integer,float) or a string. If the weight property is invalid or null, it will use the default 1.0 value.  
   // TODO also generate clustering information.
  
positive.code: ----
  {"an":{"123":{"TYPE":"Person:Actor","label":"Tom Hanks",                           x:333,y:222,r:0.1,g:0.3,b:0.5}}}\r\n
  {"an":{"345":{"TYPE":"Movie","label":"Forrest Gump",                               x:234,y:122,r:0.2,g:0.2,b:0.7}}}\r\n
  {"ae":{"3344":{"TYPE":"ACTED_IN","label":"Tom Hanks",source:"123",target:"345","directed":true,r:0.1,g:0.3,b:0.5}}}
  ----
  
  == Specifics Details
  
negative.code: 
  === Example
  
  You can export your graph as an unweighted network. 
  
  [source,cypher]
  ----
  match path = (:Person)-[:ACTED_IN]->(:Movie)
  WITH path LIMIT 1000
  with collect(path) as paths
  call apoc.gephi.add(null,'workspace0', paths) yield nodes, relationships, time
  return nodes, relationships, time
  ----
  
  You can export your graph as a weighted network, by specifying the property of a relationship, that holds the weight value.  
  
  [source,cypher]
  ----
  match path = (:Person)-[r:ACTED_IN]->(:Movie) where exists r.weightproperty
  WITH path LIMIT 1000
  with collect(path) as paths
  call apoc.gephi.add(null,'workspace0', paths, 'weightproperty') yield nodes, relationships, time
  return nodes, relationships, time
  ----
  
  