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User Guide

Duke is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) task manager. It allows you to keep track of your tasks quickly and navigate through those tasks quickly.

Features

• Adding different types of tasks:
  • Todo: the most basic type of task
  • Deadline: type of task which you can assign the due date of it
  • Event: type of task which has a start and end date
• Searching based on keyword and listing all tasks are also supported

Getting started

Java 11 is recommended to run Duke

1. Download the latest ip.jar from here
2. Go to the directory where you downloaded
3. Run java -jar ip.jar

Add ToDo

Adds todo to your list. Format: todo <todo-name>

Adding ToDo example:

todo CS2113 tP Meeting
    ____________________________________________________________
    Got it. I've added this task:
    [T][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting
    ____________________________________________________________

Add Deadline

Adds deadline to your list. Format: deadline <deadline-name> /<due-by>

Adding Deadline example:

deadline tP Meeting /Friday 16.00pm
    ____________________________________________________________
    Got it. I've added this task:
    [D][ ]	tP Meeting (by: Friday 16.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Add Deadline

Adds event to your list. Format: event <event-name> /<start-time> /<end-time>

Adding Event example:

event CS2113 tP Meeting /Friday 16.00pm /18.00pm
    ____________________________________________________________
    Got it. I've added this task:
    [E][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting (from: Friday 16.00pm to: 18.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Listing all tasks

List all of your tasks. Format: list

Listing all tasks example:

list
    ____________________________________________________________
      1. [T][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting
      2. [D][ ]	tP Meeting (by: Friday 16.00pm)
      3. [E][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting (from: Friday 16.00pm to: 18.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Deleting a task:

Delete your task by indicate the index of the task. Format: delete <task-index>

Deleting a task example:

delete 1
    ____________________________________________________________
    Noted! I've removed this task
    [T][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting
    ____________________________________________________________

Finding specific tasks

Find your task based on specific keyword. Format: find <keyword>

Finding specific tasks example

find tP
    ____________________________________________________________
    [D][ ]	tP Meeting (by: Friday 16.00pm)
    [E][ ]	CS2113 tP Meeting (from: Friday 16.00pm to: 18.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Marking task as done

Mark your task as done. It will have [X] when it is listed again. Format: mark <task-index>

Marking task as done example

mark 1 
    ____________________________________________________________
    Nice! I've marked this task as done:
    [D][X]	tP Meeting (by: Friday 16.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Marking task as undone

Mark your task as undone (or unmark). It will revert back to []. Format: unmark <task-index>

unmark 1
    ____________________________________________________________
    Ok, I've marked this task as not done:
    [D][ ]	tP Meeting (by: Friday 16.00pm)
    ____________________________________________________________

Exiting the program

bye
    ____________________________________________________________
    Bye. Hope to see you again soon!
    ____________________________________________________________