In this video.
Let's get started with gait commands.
All right.
Before we get into that, let me show you the official website where we can learn more about Gates commands.
So if you go to get that Sam dot com and then on that documentation, you can see we have reference
manual.
Click on that.
And it has been categorized and the sections first one is set up and configured and getting started
and basic snapshot good.
So if you click on Gates, you can see the command, we have the name and then the description about
the command.
If you scroll down, we have a bunch of commands, but if you click on this one that is clearing it
in it, you can see that we have basic commands that we need to use.
But I have summarized the command use ones in this video.
So let's get started.
Well, we are going to talk about the commands and then in the next video we put them into practice.
So let's have a look.
The first command is what we call gate config, and this is for global configuration.
For example, we can set up our user name and email for our application.
And then next one is gate config list.
And this command show you your configured document or record.
After we have done what is called gate config, the next command is what we call gate init, meaning
gates initialize and we use this command to initialize a local gate repository, meaning that we use
this command to convert our project to use what is called gate.
The next command is called Gate AD and we use this one to add files to staging area and I will show
you as you move on and get comment.
Let's say that after we have finished adding or staging your files, the next step is we need to commit.
When you say commit, we are going to record changes to the repository and the next command is called
Get Push and use this one to push the GitHub to the hosting platform.
So as it says that we push commit to a remote repository in this way, it is GitHub, meaning we are
going to push our file to GitHub by using this command called Git push.
The next command is called Gates Difference and we use this command to check the differences about the
changes that has been made on our code.
The next command is what we call git status and it is used to check the status of your file.
The next command is what we call gates reset and we use this command to reset your staging area or your
working directory.
So in the next video, let's put them into practice or these commands.
Let's get into that in the next video.