duke

User Guide

Introduction

This is a Task Manager application called Duke. You may interact with it by entering commands as shown in the sections below. Interested? Jump right ahead to Quick Start!

Quick Start

1. Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your computer.
2. Download the latest duke-0.2.jar here
3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for the application.
4. Double-click the file to start the app. The GUI should appear with a greeting.
   • Alternatively, run java -jar duke-0.2.jar in the terminal in the folder where you saved the jar file.

Features

IMPORTANT: Please follow the command format exactly.

Summary of the features:

• list
• deadline
• event
• todo
• done
• find
• bye

Feature 1: Listing tasks

list : Lists all the tasks that you currently have.

Format: list

Example usage: list

Possible Expected Outcome:

    1. [T][✓] CS2103T Team Project
    2. [D][✘] CS3243 Project (by: 07 Mar 20)
    3. [E][✘] CS3243 Midterm (at: 07 Mar 20)
    4. [E][✘] CS3230 Midterm (at: 07 Mar 20)

Feature 2: Adding deadlines

deadline : Adds a deadline task to the application.

Format: deadline [name] /by YYYY-MM-DD

Remarks:

• [name] can have spaces.

Example usage: deadline CS2103T homework /by 2020-02-20

Expected outcome: I have added that deadline!

Feature 3: Adding events

event : Adds an event task to the application.

Format: event [name] /at YYYY-MM-DD

Remarks:

• [name] can have spaces.

Example usage: event CS3243 Midterm /at 2020-03-07

Expected outcome: I have added that event!

Feature 4: Adding todos

todo : Adds a todo task to the application.

Format: todo [name]

Remarks:

• [name] can have spaces.

Example usage: todo Laundry

Expected outcome: I have added that todo!

Feature 5: Indicating that a task is done

done: Indicates that a task is done

Format: done [index]

Remarks:

• [index] is as per the index of the item when list is used.

Example usage: done 1

Expected outcome: I have marked that task as done!

When using list, this will change from:

    1. [T][✘] CS2103T Team Project

to:

    1. [T][✓] CS2103T Team Project

Feature 6: Finding tasks

find: Finds the tasks which matches they keyword supplied to the command.

Format: find [keywords]

Remarks:

• [keywords] is case sensitive. For example, CS2103T will match CS2103T, but cs2103t will not match CS2103T.
• [keywords] can have multiple words.
• [keywords] does not have to be whole words. For example, finding CS will return CS2103T and CS3243.

Example usage: find CS

Possible expected outcome:

    1. [T][✓] CS2103T Team Project
    2. [D][✘] CS3243 Project (by: 07 Mar 20)
    3. [E][✘] CS3243 Midterm (at: 07 Mar 20)
    4. [E][✘] CS3230 Midterm (at: 07 Mar 20)
    5. [D][✘] CS2103T homework (by: 20 Feb 20)

Feature 8: Exiting the application

bye: Exits the application.

Format: bye

Example usage: bye

Expected outcome: The application exits.