Without libraries what have we? We have no past and no future.
–Ray Bradbury
gRist is a simple python script for indexing a user's GitHub gists.
gRist:
- Generates a single gist with an index of all other gists by description (or gist name if the description field is empty).
- Attempts to categorize gists based on hashtags found in the 0th-comment.
- Attempts to flag duplicated gists (cosine similarity of content > 80%).
GitHub absolutely offers a list of gists in their web interface, but the author finds the 30-gists-per-page limit frustrating in the face of his 500+ gist collection and no mobile client offers a table of contents.
The author is a cumpulsive note taker who is beaing weaned off-of Google Keep.
Create a gist named index.md
Consider adding a star so it isn't easily misplaced
Populate your $HOME/.netrc file
The author's workflow is one-file-per gist, YMMV if you include multiple files in a single gist.
vpekar from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15173225