Duke User Guide

An application which aims to help you to manage your tasks through the use of Command Line Interface (CLI). With a variety of features, this will help the users to sort their tasks in an efficient manner.

Features

1. Add task
   • You can add task to this application.
2. Delete task
   • You can delete the tasks you previously added.
3. Find task
   • You can find the tasks which have the common keyword.
4. Mark/Unmark task
   • You can mark/unmark task to indicate whether it has been done.
5. View task
   • You can view all the tasks on a specific day too.
6. List task
   • You can list all the tasks you added.

Usage

1. Add Task

There are three different types of tasks - Todo, Deadline and Event. Todo is for tasks without time while Deadline and Event have time component.

Add Todo

Format:

• todo TASK
• TASK are the tasks to be added. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

todo help kris do cs2103

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
[T][ ] help kris do cs2103
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.

Add Deadline

Format:

• deadline TASK /by DATE TIME
• TASK are the tasks to be added. It cannot be null/empty.
• DATE are the date which the tasks are due by. It should be entered with this format: DD/MM/YYYY. It cannot be null/empty.
• TIME are the time which the tasks are due by. It should be entered with this format: HHMM. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

deadline help kris do cs2103 /by 18/2/2022 2359

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
[D][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.

Add Event

Format:

• event TASK /at DATE TIME
• TASK are the tasks to be added. It cannot be null/empty.
• DATE are the date which the tasks are due by. It should be entered with this format: DD/MM/YYYY. It cannot be null/empty.
• TIME are the time which the tasks are due by. It should be entered with this format: HHMM. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

event help kris do cs2103 /at 18/2/2022 1500

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
[E][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 3:00 PM)
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.

2. Delete Task

Format:

• delete TASK_INDEX
• TASK_INDEX are the index of the tasks. The index can be viewed by typing list. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

delete 1

Expected outcome:

Noted.I've removed this task:
[T][ ] help kris do cs2103
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.

3. Find Task

Format:

• find KEYWORD
• KEYWORD are the keyword found in the tasks. It cannot be null/empty

Example of usage:

find cs2103

Expected outcome:

Here are the matching tasks in your list:
1.[D][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)
2.[E][ ] help kris do cs2103 (at: Feb 18 2022 3:00 PM)

4. Mark/Unmark Task

Mark Task

Format:

• mark TASK_INDEX
• TASK_INDEX are the index of the tasks. The index can be viewed by typing list. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

mark 1

Expected outcome:

Nice!I've marked this task as done:
[D][X] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)

Unmark Task

Format:

• unmark TASK_INDEX
• TASK_INDEX are the index of the tasks. The index can be viewed by typing list. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

unmark 1

Expected outcome:

OK,I've marked this task as not done yet:
[D][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)

5. View Task

Format:

• view DATE
• DATE are the date which the tasks are due by. It should be entered with this format: DD/MM/YYYY. It cannot be null/empty.

Example of usage:

view 18/2/2022

Expected outcome:

Your task for the day,Feb 18 2022:
1.[E][ ] help kris do cs2103 (at: Feb 18 2022 3:00 PM)
2.[D][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)

6. List Task

Format:

• list

Example of usage:

list

Expected outcome:

Here are the tasks in your list:
1.[D][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 11:59 PM)
2.[E][ ] help kris do cs2103 (by: Feb 18 2022 3:00 PM)