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## READ THIS BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS
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0: LICENSE, TERMS, SPECIAL REMARKS
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1: REQUIREMENTS
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2: DATABASE STRUCTURE
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3. CONFIGURATION
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3.2 FRONT-END
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4. BACK_END PRECHECK
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##
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##
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##
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0 LICENSE, TERMS, SPECIAL REMARKS
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(add license, would prefer open type)
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2 DATABASE STRUCTURE
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Most tables start with prefixes that denote their function.
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- publications is the main table containing common publication data
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- p_* tables contain additional publication data for specific types
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- l_* tables for lists (entities) such as authors, publishers, languages,..
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- l_* tables also for parent (master) publication lists
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publication -> p_newspaperArticle -> l_newspaper
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publication->p->journalArticle -> l_journal
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book chapter -> book is excemption as we also have book type:
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publication->p_book
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publication->p_bookChapter->p_book
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- dict_x_y store relationships between a and b
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3.2 CONFIGURATION: FRONT-END
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open index.php and set API_URL for the correct API URL (line 9)
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