public static class GraphSONWriter.Builder extends Object implements GraphWriter.WriterBuilder<GraphSONWriter>
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| GraphSONWriter | create()Creates the  GraphWriterimplementation given options provided to theGraphWriter.WriterBuilderimplementation. | 
| GraphSONWriter.Builder | mapper(Mapper<org.apache.tinkerpop.shaded.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper> mapper)Override all of the builder options with this mapper. | 
| GraphSONWriter.Builder | wrapAdjacencyList(boolean wrapAdjacencyListInObject)Wraps the output of  GraphWriter.writeGraph(OutputStream, Graph),GraphWriter.writeVertices(OutputStream, Iterator)andGraphWriter.writeVertices(OutputStream, Iterator, Direction)in a JSON object. | 
public GraphSONWriter.Builder mapper(Mapper<org.apache.tinkerpop.shaded.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper> mapper)
public GraphSONWriter.Builder wrapAdjacencyList(boolean wrapAdjacencyListInObject)
GraphWriter.writeGraph(OutputStream, Graph), GraphWriter.writeVertices(OutputStream, Iterator)
 and GraphWriter.writeVertices(OutputStream, Iterator, Direction) in a JSON object.  By default, this value
 is false which means that the output is such that there is one JSON object (vertex) per line.
 When true the line breaks are not written and instead a valid JSON object is formed where the
 vertices are part of a JSON array in a key called "vertices".
 
 By setting this value to true, the generated JSON is no longer "splittable" by line and thus not
 suitable for OLAP processing.  Furthermore, reading this format of the JSON with
 GraphSONReader.readGraph(InputStream, Graph) or
 GraphSONReader.readVertices(InputStream, Function, Function, Direction) requires that the
 entire JSON object be read into memory, so it is best saved for "small" graphs.public GraphSONWriter create()
GraphWriter.WriterBuilderGraphWriter implementation given options provided to the GraphWriter.WriterBuilder
 implementation.create in interface GraphWriter.WriterBuilder<GraphSONWriter>Copyright © 2013–2015 Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.