duke

Duke - User Guide

Introduction

Duke is a schedule planner targeted at users who prefer Command Line Interface.

Features

Add different task types

You can add and keep track of 3 different types of task.

1. Todo: a task with no deadline
2. Deadline: a task to be completed by a certain date.
3. Event: attend an event at a given date.

List all task

Show all the tasks with one command.

Mark task as done

You can enjoy the satisfaction of ticking your task as done after completing them.

Edit task

You can edit a specific task if you have entered the wrong details.

Find task

Too many task? You can find them by their descriptions.

Delete task

Do not want to keep track of a task anymore? You can remove them from the list.

Usage

1. Add different task types

1. Todo

   To add a todo, type todo <description>

   Example of usage:
   todo get a haircut

   Expected outcome:
   Got it. I've added this task:
[T][✘] get a haircut
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.

2. Deadline

   To add a deadline, type deadline <description> /by <dd/MM/yyyy HHmm>
   Note: HHmm is in 24 hour format. For example 12:30am is 0030 and 11:15pm is 2315.

   Example of usage:
   deadline CS2103 IP /by 20/09/2019 2359

   Expected outcome:
   Got it. I've added this task:
[D][✘] CS2103 IP (by: Fri 20/09/2019 2359)
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
   

3. Event

   To add an event, type event <description> /at <dd/MM/yyyy HHmm>
   Note: HHmm is in 24 hour format. For example 12:30am is 0030 and 11:15pm is 2315.

   Example of usage:
   event attend seminar /at 30/09/2019 1000

   Expected outcome:
   Got it. I've added this task:
[E][✘] attend seminar (at: Mon 30/09/2019 1000)
Now you have 3 tasks in the list.

2. Show all the task

To show all task, type list

Expected outcome:
Here are the tasks in your list
1. [T][✘] get a haircut
2. [D][✘] CS2103 IP (by: Fri 20/09/2019 2359)
3. [E][✘] attend seminar (at: Mon 30/09/2019 1000)

3. Mark task as done

To mark a task as done, type done <task number>

Example of usage:
done 1

Expected outcome:
Nice! I've marked this task as done:
1. [T][✓] get a haircut

4. Edit task

To edit a task, type edit <task number> <field to be changed> <new content>
Note:
For event and deadline, <field to be changed> are date or description.
For todo, <field to be changed> is only description.

Example of usage:
edit 3 date 01/10/2019 1300

Expected outcome:
I've updated this task as:
[E][✗] attend seminar (at: Tue 01/10/2019 1300)

5. Find task

To find a task, type find <keyword>
Note: find is case sensitive. See usage example 2 below:

Example of usage 1:
find CS

Expected outcome 1:
Here are the matching tasks in your list:
1. [D][✗] CS2103 IP (by: Fri 20/09/2019 2359)

Example of usage 2:
find cs

Expected outcome 2:
Here are the matching tasks in your list:

6. Delete task

To delete a task, type delete <task number>

Example of usage:
delete 2

Expected outcome:
Noted. I've removed this task:
2. [D][✗] CS2103 IP (by: Fri 20/09/2019 2359)
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.

7. Close Duke

To exit from Duke, type bye

Warning: All the changes you have made in this session will be saved only when you type bye