Obsidian/3-99 Research/6 Researching Techniques/6 Researching Techniques - README.md

Table of Contents for 6 Researching Techniques

Files

• Highlighting Colors and What they Mean.md
• Learning How to Use Github.md
• Pandoc and Going from Markdown to LaTeX.md
• Setting up a virtual python environment (venv).md
• Setting up Neovim for Python.md
• Useful VIM commands.md
• What is a vision paper (Q).md

Summary

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Learning How to Use Github

git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial Commit"
git remote add origin https://github.com/danesabo/python_environments.git
git push -u origin master

Setting up Neovim for Python

• Install nodejs and npm: sudo apt install nodejs and sudo apt install npm
• Install pyright with mason: npm install pyright
• Install ruff as the primary LSP: replace pyright in the init.lua config
• Remove pyright from the environment

Useful VIM commands

• Work with prose:
  • `( ) - move to the previous or next sentence
  • {} - move to the previous or next paragraph
  • vis - select the current sentence
  • c) or c( - change to the beginning or end of the sentence
  • f'x' and F'x' - find forwards and find backwards. Move to next or prev 'x'.
  • J - join lines
• Work with tabs and windows:
  • ':tabnew' to open a new tab
  • ':tabc(lose)' to close a tab
  • 'gt' cycle between tabs
  • 'alt-v' to vertically split with a terminal
  • ':terminal' opens a new terminal

Setting up a virtual python environment (venv)

• Create a new virtual environment: python3 -m venv beaglebone_env
• Activate the environment: source beaglebone_env/bin/activate
• Install dependencies: pip freeze > env_req.txt
• Create a requirements.txt file to recreate the environment
• Use pip install -r env_req.txt to install from the requirements list
• Create a new project and install dependencies: python3 -m venv my_project/venv and pip install -r env_req.txt

Note that these are just some of the instructions provided in the markdown files, and may not be an exhaustive guide.

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