User Guide
Welcome to Hardy’s Duke v0.2. Duke provides a simple way to track your tasks and upcoming events.
Features
Add and Manipulate tasks
- Add task
- Todo
- Deadline
- Event
- List
- Done
- Delete
- Date
- Find
Additional
- Undo
- Help
- Bye
Usage
todo - Adds a new task to your list.
A new task is added to the list. Its name follows what you type following “todo”.
Example of usage:
todo Tomorrow's Homework
Expected outcome:
Got it. I've added this task:
[T][✘] Tomorrow's Homework
Now you have 1 tasks in the list
Note that the number of tasks varies.
deadline - Adds a new deadline to your list.
A new task with a deadline is added to the list.
Its name follows what you type following “deadline” and a date yyyy-MM-dd must follow.
The name of the deadline and date must be separated bby /by.
Example of usage:
deadline Biology Assignment /by 2020-03-10
Expected outcome:
Got it. I've added this task:
[D][✘] Biology Assignment (by: Mar 10 2020 12.00am)
Now you have 2 tasks in the list
Note that the number of tasks varies.
event - Adds a new event to your list.
A new event with a date and time is added to the list.
Its name follows what you type following “event” and a date yyyy-MM-dd must follow.
Optionally, include a HH:mm after the date.
The name of the event and date must be separated bby /at.
Example of usage:
event Joe Hisaishi with SSO /at 2020-02-22 19:30
Expected outcome:
Got it. I've added this task:
[E][✘] Joe Hisaishi with SSO (at: Feb 22 2020 7.30pm)
Now you have 3 tasks in the list
Note that the number of tasks varies.
list - Displays all tasks in the list.
Example of usage:
list
Example expected outcome:
1.[T][✘] Tomorrow's Homework
2.[D][✘] Biology Assignment (by Mar 10 2020 12.00am)
3.[E][✘] Joe Hisaishi with SSO (at: Feb 22 2020 7.30pm)
Outcome for empty list:
Empty List. You are currently free! Upz lah!
done - Sets a task in the list to ‘done’ status.
The task is set to done. An index based on the numbered list must follow the command.
Example of usage:
done 1
Expected outcome:
Nice! I've marked this task as done:
[T][√] Tomorrow's Homework
delete - Removes a task from the list.
The task specified is removed. An index based on the numbered list must follow the command.
Example of usage:
delete 1
Expected outcome:
Noted! I've removed this task:
[T][√] Tomorrow's Homework
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
date - Shows all tasks on a certain date.
All tasks, specifically deadline and/or event type tasks,
that occur on a date yyyy-MM-dd are displayed.
Example of usage:
date 2020-03-09
Expected outcome:
1.[E][✘] Midterm Assessment (at: Mar 9 2020 9.00am)
2.[D][✘] Science Quiz (by: Mar 9 2020 11.59pm)
You have 2 things happening on: Mar 9 2020
find - Shows all tasks that match a keyword.
All tasks that match a keyword/phrase are displayed. The search term must follow the find command.
Example of usage:
date Assignment
Expected outcome:
1.[D][✘] Biology Assignment (by Mar 10 2020 12.00am)
2.[T][✘] Submit English Assignment
You have 2 matching tasks for keyword: Assignment
undo - Undoes the latest change to the task list.
Undoes the latest change and reverts the task list prior to it.
Example of usage:
undo
Possible Expected outcome after a previous delete command:
Got it. I've added this task:
[E][✘] Joe Hisaishi with SSO (at: Feb 22 2020 7.30pm)
Now you have 5 tasks in the list.
Outcome for no prior changes:
Nothing to undo.
help - Prints all possible user commands.
All commands possible are printed along with some explanations.