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NoSQL eBook

This document is a collection of reports as a partial exam of the course "NoSQL" at the Cooperative State University Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart.

Getting Started

First you need to install a local latex environment (e.g. TeX Live Full). You might also have to install make.

To build the document, run make in the root directory of this repository. This will create a out/latex directory with the compiled document (dokumentation.pdf). Alternatively, it will be automatically build by latex-workshop.

For code examples, please refer to code_beispiele.tex.

Contributing

⚠️ You never contribute to this repository directly! Push access to all branches is disabled and all changes need to be done via a pull request.

  1. Fork this repository
  2. Search your chapter inside the content directory (e.g. content/05kapitel.tex for neo4j)
  3. Add your content
    • To cite a source, you need to add it to the bibliography.bib file
    • For images, you need to add them to the images directory
    • Acronyms can be added to the ads/acronyms.tex file
  4. Create a pull request

Possible Issues

  • Citation:

    If you want to cite a source at the end of a sentence you can use the following command:

    \parencite{key}

    If you want to cite a source in the middle of a sentence you can use the following command:

    \textcite{key}
  • Acronyms: If you only include the acronym in the short form (acs), you are likely to get an error. To fix this, you should let latex decide if to use the short or long form. To do this, you can use the following command:

    \ac{key}

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