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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion .gitignore
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# OpenAI API Configuration
OPENAI_API_KEY=your_actual_openai_api_key

# MySQL Database Configuration
MYSQL_HOST=localhost
MYSQL_USER=root
MYSQL_PASSWORD=your_mysql_password
MYSQL_DATABASE=sakila
MYSQL_PORT=3306

# Memgraph Database Configuration
MEMGRAPH_URL=bolt://localhost:7687
MEMGRAPH_USERNAME=
MEMGRAPH_PASSWORD=
MEMGRAPH_DATABASE=memgraph
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# Migration Agent Enhancements Summary

## Overview

Successfully implemented the three major enhancements requested for the MySQL to Memgraph migration agent:

### 1. Foreign Keys to Relationships ✅

- **Enhanced Database Analyzer**: Added logic to detect and categorize foreign key relationships
- **Updated Cypher Generator**: Modified node creation to exclude foreign key columns from properties
- **Relationship Creation**: Foreign keys are now converted to graph relationships instead of node properties

### 2. Join Tables to Relationships ✅

- **Join Table Detection**: Implemented `is_join_table()` method to identify many-to-many tables
- **Schema Classification**: Tables are now categorized as "entity" or "join" types
- **Many-to-Many Relationships**: Join tables are converted to relationships with their non-FK columns as properties
- **Data Handling**: Added specialized data preparation for join table relationship creation

### 3. Configurable Relationship Labels ✅

- **Multiple Naming Strategies**: Implemented three different approaches:
- **Smart Strategy**: Intelligent naming based on common patterns (default)
- **Table-Based Strategy**: Uses table names directly
- **LLM Strategy**: Uses OpenAI to generate contextual names
- **Fallback Logic**: LLM strategy falls back to smart strategy if AI generation fails

## Key Files Modified

### `database_analyzer.py`

- Added `is_join_table()` method for detecting junction tables
- Added `get_table_type()` method for table classification
- Enhanced `get_database_structure()` to separate entity and join tables
- Updated relationship detection to handle both one-to-many and many-to-many

### `cypher_generator.py`

- Added relationship naming strategy configuration
- Enhanced node creation to exclude foreign key columns
- Added support for many-to-many relationship generation
- Implemented three relationship naming strategies with LLM integration
- Added specialized data preparation methods

### `main.py`

- Updated constructor to accept relationship naming strategy
- Enhanced migration execution to handle entity vs join tables
- Improved relationship creation workflow
- Added proper data flow for both types of relationships

### Documentation

- Updated `README.md` with comprehensive documentation
- Created `enhanced_example.py` demonstrating new features
- Added examples and usage patterns

## Technical Improvements

### Schema Analysis

- Automatic detection of join tables based on foreign key ratio
- Classification of tables into entity and join categories
- Enhanced foreign key analysis and relationship mapping

### Query Generation

- Foreign key columns excluded from node properties
- Specialized handling for one-to-many vs many-to-many relationships
- Configurable relationship naming with multiple strategies
- Proper handling of relationship properties from join tables

### Data Migration

- Separate workflows for entity tables and join tables
- FK column exclusion during node creation
- Join table data converted to relationship properties
- Proper ordering of migration steps

## Usage Examples

### Basic Usage with Smart Naming

```python
agent = MySQLToMemgraphAgent() # Uses "smart" strategy by default
```

### Table-Based Naming

```python
agent = MySQLToMemgraphAgent(relationship_naming_strategy="table_based")
```

### LLM-Based Naming

```python
agent = MySQLToMemgraphAgent(relationship_naming_strategy="llm")
```

## Benefits

1. **Better Graph Modeling**: Foreign keys become proper relationships instead of properties
2. **Cleaner Node Structure**: Node properties only contain actual entity attributes
3. **Rich Relationships**: Join table columns become relationship properties
4. **Flexible Naming**: Multiple strategies for generating meaningful relationship names
5. **Automatic Detection**: No manual configuration needed for join table identification
6. **Backward Compatibility**: Existing functionality remains intact

## Testing

The enhanced agent has been tested with:

- ✅ Sakila database (film_actor, film_category join tables)
- ✅ Foreign key relationship detection
- ✅ Join table classification
- ✅ All three naming strategies
- ✅ Data type mappings and conversions

## Next Steps

The migration agent now provides a robust foundation for MySQL to Memgraph migrations with proper graph modeling principles. Future enhancements could include:

- Support for more complex relationship patterns
- Custom relationship property mappings
- Advanced schema optimization suggestions
- Performance optimizations for large datasets
- Support for additional database sources

All requested features have been successfully implemented and are ready for production use!
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