shrysr / my_gits

Purpose

• Experiment in maintaining a ‘master’ repository containing submodules of interest.
• Use scripts to quickly clone groups of submodules for a particular purpose.

Explanations

1. There are a multitude of repositories which contain excellent information and references. However, it is unlikely to be able to contribute to all of them. Therefore, forking these interesting repos is of no real use, other than cluttering up my own list of github repos.
2. The ‘Watch’ and ‘Star’ options of Github could be used, but do not allow a search through these starred repos. A global search is available, but probably does not have options to go deeper into the repos for a particular file.
3. It would be invaluable to be able to search through these repos for information, code snippets, links, etc. The projectile package in Emacs (along with other tools like grep) can be used for rapidly searching through these repos.
4. A new remote can be added to any submodule that I actually end up forking, thus maintaining the integrity of the master repo.

Scripts

Initiate and update all submodules

git submodule update --init

Awesome-awesome

git submodule update --init awesome-awesome

Data science repos

# Awesome repos
git submodule update --init awesome-data-science 
git submodule update --init awesome-public-datasets
git submodule update --init awesome-rshiny
git submodule update --init DataScienceR 
git submodule update --init my-awesome-AI-bookmarks

# Statistics 
git submodule update --init stats337
git submodule update --init Awesome-shiny-apps-for-statistics

Misc

# Classic novels available in org mode in Emacs
git submodule update --init novels-barbosa