duke

User Guide

1. Introduction

2. Features

   2.1. Adding tasks: todo deadline event

   2.2. Showing tasks: list find

   2.3. Marking tasks: done undo

   2.4. Managing tasks: delete save

   2.5. Getting help: help

   2.6. Conversing with Duke: hello bye poke

1. Introduction

Duke is a simple task managing application interacted with through the Command Line Interface.

2. Features

2.1. Adding tasks: todo deadline event

todo

Format: todo NAME

Adds a todo task to the task list.

Example:

• todo make pineapple tarts

Expected outcome:

• Added:

  [T] [ ] make pineapple tarts

deadline

Format: deadline NAME /by DATE - date in YYYY-MM-DD

Adds a deadline task to the task list.

Example:

• deadline make pineapple tarts /by 2020-03-05

Expected outcome:

• Added:

  [D] [ ] make pineapple tarts (by: Thursday, March 5, 2020)

event

Format: event NAME /at DATETIME

Adds a event task to the task list.

Example:

• event make pineapple tarts /by Friday

Expected outcome:

• Added:

  [E] [ ] make pineapple tarts (at: Friday)

2.2. Showing tasks: list find

list

Format: list

Shows a list of all tasks.

find

Format: find PARTIAL_TASKNAME

Finds a task from the task list with a matching substring.

Example:

• find A

Expected outcome:

• Found matching task(s):

  [T] [ ] eat an apple

  [D] [ ] MAKE A LIST

2.3. Marking tasks: done undo

done

Format: done ID

Mark a task with id as completed.

Example:

• done 1

Expected outcome:

• Good job for completing the task:

  [T] [/] sleep

undo

Format: undo ID

Mark a task with id as incomplete.

Example:

• undo 1

Expected outcome:

• o.o well... good luck completing the task:

  [T] [ ] sleep

2.4. Managing tasks: delete save

delete

Format: delete ID

Deletes the task with the specified id from the task list.

Example:

• delete 7

Expected outcome:

• Removed task:

  [E] [ ] make pineapple tarts (at: Friday)

save

Format: save

Saves the task list to a .txt file.

2.5. Getting help: help

help

Format: help

Gets help on the commands you can enter.

2.6. Conversing with Duke: hello bye poke

hello

Format: hello

Exchange hello message with Duke.

bye

Format: bye

Exchange goodbye message with Duke.

poke

Format: poke

Poke Duke for a response.