README.md

LaTeX Templates for RStudio, Jupyter Notebook, and Linux Terminal

We created a few templates to demonstrate how to write LaTeX directly within RStudio, Jupyter Notebook, or Linux terminal. Some computing servers have these tools, but do not allow Overleaf (online LaTeX editor) or other LaTeX IDE installations.

Resource Links:

• LaTeX 101. What is LaTeX? | by Lorin Fields | Medium
• Why Should I Use LaTeX over Word for Writing My Research? | Orvium
• Why I Transitioned from Microsoft Word to LaTeX | by Michael R. Apostol | Blank Page | Medium

How to use the latex-test-template as a submodule

In your git repo, use this command in the terminal to add the submodule:

• git submodule add https://github.com/star1327p/latex-test-template.git

The .gitmodules file will be auto-generated in your repo, and you need to add the last three lines:

[submodule "latex-test-template"]
	path = latex-test-template
	url = https://github.com/star1327p/latex-test-template.git
	update = merge
	branch = main
	recursive = true

Then commit and push these changes to your repo. You will see the directory latex-test-template @ [commit hash] added as a shortcut to your git repo.

Here are the commands to auto-update the submodule within your git repo:

• git pull
• git submodule update --remote

Enjoy!