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# GetCommonNeighbors

Finds the common neighbors of the nodes that you specify.

The action returns all the neighbors of the nodes you specify, together with a `commonality` value that indicates how many of your input nodes the neighbor shares. For example, a commonality value of three shows that the listed node is a neighbor of three of your input nodes.

The results return in commonality order (highest to lowest).

## Example

    http://12.3.4.56:9000/action=GetCommonNeighbors&TargetNames=grace%40example.com,jason%40example.com&MaxResults=12

This action returns up to 12 in-neighbors for the target nodes `grace@example.com` and `jason@example.com`, along with information about the neighbors that are common to these two nodes. In-neighbors are source nodes that connect to the specified node.

## Parameters

Parameter | Description | Required
--- | --- | ---
MaxResults | The maximum number of results to return. |
MinCommonality | The minimum commonality that the results must have. |
SourceIDs | The IDs of the source nodes that you want to find neighbors for. |
SourceNames | The names of the source nodes that you want to find neighbors for. |
TargetIDs | The IDs of the target nodes that you want to find neighbors for. |
TargetNames | The names of the target nodes that you want to find neighbors for. |

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