User Guide
Table of content
Introduction
Duke is a personal task manager that assist the user to keep track of their schedule. Running on a command line interface, duke is designed for users who type fast and prefers a CLI interface as opposed to a GUI.
Features
View help
Duke allows you to view its available commands within the application.
Keeps track of your tasks
With Duke, you can keep track of various tasks such as Todo, Event and Deadline tasks.
View all your tasks
Want to see what tasks you have done (or not yet done)? Duke can show you all your tasks you are currently tracking.
Mark your task as done
Done with a task? Duke allows you to mark a specific task as done.
Finding a specific task
Can’t remember what task you’ve added? Duke allows you to filter tasks by searching for a keyword.
Auto-saves
Duke auto saves after any modifications to your tasks. So you do not have to worry about random crashes anymore!
Usage
help - Prints the entire list of command.
List all commands that can be executed on the application
Example of usage:
help
Expected outcome:
bye - Exits the application.
Exits the application upon input of this command
Example of usage:
bye
Expected outcome:
todo - Adds a todo command to the list.
Adds a todo task to the list. Upon successful addition of task,
a confirmation message will be printed.
An error message will be printed if the supplied format is wrong.
Example of usage:
- Correct format example:
todo homework - Incorrect format example:
todo
Expected outcome:
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If successful
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If unsuccessful
event - Adds a event task to the list.
Adds a event task to the list. Upon successful addition of task,
a confirmation message will be printed.
An error message will be printed if the supplied format is wrong
Example of usage:
- Correct format example:
event team meeting /at NUS 3-4pm - Incorrect format example :
event team meeting at NUS 3-4pm
Expected outcome:
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If successful
-
If unsuccessful
deadline - Adds a deadline task to the list.
Adds a deadline task to the list. Upon successful addition of task,
a confirmation message will be printed.
An error message will be printed if the supplied format is wrong
Example of usage:
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Correct format example :
deadline submit iP /by March 2 -
Incorrect format example :
deadline submit iP by March 2
Expected outcome:
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If successful
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If unsuccessful
list - Prints the entire list of tasks added.
Prints the entire list of tasks that was added by User.
Example of usage:
`list’
Expected outcome:
done - Marks a task in the list as done.
Marks a task at the specified index in the list as done.
Upon successful mark, a confirmation message will be printed.
An error message will be printed if the task does not exist
Example of usage:
- Correct format example:
done 1 - Incorrect format example:
done 100000000000
Expected outcome:
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If successful
-
If unsuccessful
find - Finds all tasks that contains keyword
Finds all tasks that matches supplied keyword exactly or contains a substring of keyword.
If there are any tasks which matches the keyword, a list will be printed out.
If there are no task that matches a keyword, no matching tasks will be printed.
Example of usage:
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Matching usage example:
find homework -
No matches usage example:
find homewk
Expected outcome:
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If matches keyword
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If no matches
delete - Delete a task from the list
Deletes a task at the specified index of the list
Upon successful mark, a confirmation message will be printed.
An error message will be printed if the task does not exist
Example of usage:
- Correct format example:
delete 1 - Incorrect format example:
delete 100000000000
Expected outcome:
- If successful:
- If unsuccessful
