User Guide
Features
Add task
User can add a todo, deadline or event task.
Delete task
User can delelete a task in the task list.
Find tasks with a given keyword
User can find all tasks that have a given keyword.
Find tasks with a tag
User can find all tasks that have a specified tag.
Mark task as done
User can mark a specified task as done.
View all tasks
User can view all added tasks.
View help
User can view all possible commands.
Usage
todo/deadline/event - add task
todo - adds a todo task to the list
Todos: tasks without any date/time attached to it e.g., visit new theme park
Format: todo description (#tag)
Example of usage:
todo visit new theme park
Expected outcome:
Wow, another task. Added. You sure you can finish them all?
[T] [✘] borrow book
Now you have a grand total of 1 tasks!
deadline - adds a deadline task to the list
Deadlines: tasks that need to be done before a specific date e.g., submit CS2030 homework by 22/12/2020
Format: deadline description /by YYYY-MM-DD (#tag)
Example of usage:
deadline CS2030 homework /by 2020-12-22
Expected outcome:
Wow, another task. Added. You sure you can finish them all?
[D] [✘] CS2030 homework (by: Dec 22 2020)
Now you have a grand total of 1 tasks!
event - adds an event task to the list
Events: tasks that has a specific time e.g., team project meeting on 25/12/2020 7pm
Format: event description /at HH:mm YYYY-MM-DD (#tag)
Example of usage:
event project meeting /at 19:00 2020-12-25
Expected outcome:
Wow, another task. Added. You sure you can finish them all?
[E] [✘] project meeting (at: 19:00, Dec 25 2020)
Now you have a grand total of 1 tasks!
delete - deletes task
Deletes an existing task with specified index in the list. The index must be a positive number within range.
Format: delete task_index
Example of usage:
delete 2
Expected outcome:
Good good... Okay removed! Looks more apt for a lazy ass like you.
[E] [✘] project meeting (at: 19:00, Dec 25 2020)
find - finds tasks
Find a list of tasks that have a given keyword. The search is case sensitive.
Format: find keyword
Example of usage:
find homework
Expected outcome:
Found them. But at what cost...
1. [D] [✘] CS2030 homework (at: Dec 22 2020)
# - finds tasks with specific tag
Find a list of tasks that are tagged with a given keyword. The search is case sensitive.
Format: #keyword
Example of usage:
#school
Expected outcome:
These are the tasks with the tag:
1. [D] [✘] CS2030 homework (at: Dec 22 2020)
done - marks a task as done
Marks an existing task with specified index in the list as done. The index must be a positive number within range.
Format: done (task index)
Example of usage:
done 2
Expected outcome:
Wah finally. Wondering how long more I need to wait...
[E] [✓] project meeting (at: 19:00, Dec 25 2020)
list - views all tasks
Views all tasks added.
Format: list
Example of usage:
list
Expected outcome:
Checking the whole list doesn't make you finish anything faster...
1. [E] [✓] project meeting (at: 19:00, Dec 25 2020)
2. [T] [✘] visit new theme park
3. [D] [✓] CS2030 homework (by: Dec 22 2020)
help - views all commands
Views all possible commands.
Format: help
Example of usage:
help
Expected outcome:
todo [description] - add a todo task
deadline [description] /by [YYYY-MM-DD] - add a deadline task
event [description] /at [YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm] - add an event task
list - view all current tasks
done [task number] - mark chosen task as done
find [keyword] - find all tasks with specified keyword
#[task number] - find all tasks with specified tag