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  1. Einführung in GraphQL
    • Was ist GraphQL?
    • Wie unterscheidet es sich von REST?
    • Warum ist GraphQL nützlich?
  2. GraphQL Schema
    • Was ist ein GraphQL Schema?
    • Wie wird es definiert?
    • Welche Typen gibt es?
  3. Queries
    • Wie werden Queries in GraphQL geschrieben?
    • Wie funktionieren sie?
    • Wie können sie verschachtelt werden?
  4. Mutations
    • Was sind Mutations?
    • Wie werden sie in GraphQL geschrieben?
    • Wie funktionieren sie?
  5. Subscriptions
    • Was sind Subscriptions?
    • Wie werden sie in GraphQL geschrieben?
    • Wie funktionieren sie?
  6. Tools und Frameworks
    • Welche Tools und Frameworks gibt es für GraphQL?
    • Wie können sie verwendet werden?
  7. Fazit
    • Zusammenfassung der Vorteile von GraphQL
    • Ausblick auf die Zukunft von GraphQL

Hier ist der Code für eine einfache GraphQL Query, um dir den Einstieg zu erleichtern:

<?php echo "PHP"
const test = new Set()

Ich hoffe, das hilft dir weiter! Lass mich wissen, wenn du weitere Fragen hast oder Hilfe benötigst.

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#!/bin/bash

#
# IMPORTANT
# You have to customize this script (directories etc.) for your actual environment.
# All entries which need to be customized are tagged with "TODO".
#

echo "Load config: ${0}"

# Variables
backupMainDir=$1

if [ -z "$backupMainDir" ]; then
	# TODO: The directory where you store the Matomo backups (when not specified by args)
    backupMainDir='/backup/matomo'
fi

currentDate=$(date +"%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")

# The actual directory of the current backup - this is a subdirectory of the main directory above with a timestamp
backupdir="${backupMainDir}/${currentDate}/"

pathToMatomo=$2

if [ -z "$pathToMatomo" ]; then
# TODO: The directory of your Matomo installation (this is a directory under your web root)
pathToMatomo='/html/matomo'
fi

# TODO: You may wish to backup some other files
matomoBackupFiles='.htaccess robots.txt config/config.ini.php plugins/'

# TODO: The maximum number of backups to keep (when set to 0, all backups are kept)
maxNrOfBackups=12

# File names for backup files
nameBackupFileDir="${currentDate}_matomo-data.tar.gz"

fileNameBackupDb="${currentDate}_matomo-db.sql"

#
# Database config
#
# IMPORTANT
# Make sure to customize all entries under [client] in the database.config.cnf
#

# TODO: Your Matomo database name
matomoDatabase='myMatomoDatabaseName'

#!/bin/bash

#
# IMPORTANT
# You have to customize this script (directories etc.) for your actual environment.
# All entries which need to be customized are tagged with "TODO".
#

echo "Load config: ${0}"

# Variables
backupMainDir=$1

if [ -z "$backupMainDir" ]; then
	# TODO: The directory where you store the Matomo backups (when not specified by args)
    backupMainDir='/backup/matomo'
fi

currentDate=$(date +"%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")

# The actual directory of the current backup - this is a subdirectory of the main directory above with a timestamp
backupdir="${backupMainDir}/${currentDate}/"

pathToMatomo=$2

if [ -z "$pathToMatomo" ]; then
# TODO: The directory of your Matomo installation (this is a directory under your web root)
pathToMatomo='/html/matomo'
fi

# TODO: You may wish to backup some other files
matomoBackupFiles='.htaccess robots.txt config/config.ini.php plugins/'

# TODO: The maximum number of backups to keep (when set to 0, all backups are kept)
maxNrOfBackups=12

# File names for backup files
nameBackupFileDir="${currentDate}_matomo-data.tar.gz"

fileNameBackupDb="${currentDate}_matomo-db.sql"

#
# Database config
#
# IMPORTANT
# Make sure to customize all entries under [client] in the database.config.cnf
#

# TODO: Your Matomo database name
matomoDatabase='myMatomoDatabaseName'