apoc.node.relationships.exist

Details
Syntax	`apoc.node.relationships.exist(node [, relTypes ])`
Description	Returns a `BOOLEAN` based on whether the given `NODE` has connecting `RELATIONSHIP` values (or whether the given `NODE` has connecting `RELATIONSHIP` values of the given type and direction).
Arguments	Name	Type	Description
	`node`	`NODE`	The node to check for the specified relationship types.
	`relTypes`	`STRING`	The relationship types to check for on the given node. Relationship types are represented using APOC’s rel-direction-pattern syntax; [<]RELATIONSHIP_TYPE1[>]\|[<]RELATIONSHIP_TYPE2[>]\|…. The default is: `.
Returns	`MAP`

Usage Examples

The examples in this section are based on the following sample graph:

MERGE (michael:Person {name: "Michael"})
WITH michael
CALL {
    WITH michael
    UNWIND range(0, 100) AS id
    MERGE (p:Person {name: "Person" + id})
    MERGE (michael)-[:KNOWS]-(p)
    RETURN count(*) AS friends
}

CALL {
    WITH michael
    UNWIND range(0, 50) AS id
    MERGE (p:Person {name: "Person" + id})
    MERGE (michael)-[:FOLLOWS]-(p)
    RETURN count(*) AS follows
}

RETURN friends, follows;

Results
friends	follows
101	51

MATCH (p1:Person {name: "Person60"})
RETURN apoc.node.relationships.exist(p1, "KNOWS|FOLLOWS") AS output;

Results
output
{KNOWS: TRUE, FOLLOWS: FALSE}

MATCH (p1:Person {name: "Michael"})
RETURN apoc.node.relationships.exist(p1, "KNOWS>|<FOLLOWS") AS output;

Results
output
{`KNOWS>`: TRUE, `<FOLLOWS`: FALSE}

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