duke

User Guide

What is Duke?

Duke is your friendly chatbot which helps to keep track of your daily tasks! It’s a To-Do List where you can add and modify your tasks.

Features

1. Add Task - Add new tasks into your list to keep track of them.
2. Delete Task - Delete old tasks that you have completed or no longer have use for.
3. Modify Task - Update details of tasks.
4. Find Task - Filters the list of tasks based on a keyword.
5. Complete Task - Marks the task as completed.
6. List Task - Lists the tasks you have.

   List of commands

list : Displays information about your tasks.

Displays the entire list of your tasks.

• Format: list

• Example of usage: list

• Expected outcome:

Here are the tasks in your list: 
    1. [T][x] borrow book 
    2. [D][x] sing song (by: 2019-09-09 0900) 

bye : Quits Duke.

Quits Duke.

• Format: bye

• Example of usage: bye

• Expected outcome:

  Bye! Hope to see you again soon!
  

todo : Adds a To-Do into your list.

Adds a to-do task into your lists with the description of the task.

• Format: todo <Description>

• Example of usage: todo borrow book

• Expected outcome:

  Got it! I've added this task:
    [T][x] borrow book
  Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
  

deadline : Adds a Deadline into your list.

Adds a Deadline into the list of tasks. Deadlines must have time of format of format Year(yyyy)/Month(mm)/Date(dd) Hour(hh)Minute(mm), eg 2019-09-14 1800

• Format: deadline <Description> /by <Time>

• Example of usage: deadline sing song /by 2019-09-09 0900

• Expected outcome:

  Got it! I've added this task:
    [D][x] deadline sing song (by: 2019-09-09 0900)
  Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
  

event : Adds an Event into your list.

Adds a Event into the list of tasks. Events must have time of format of format Year(yyyy)/Month(mm)/Date(dd) Hour(hh)Minute(mm), eg 2019-09-14 1800

• Format: event <Description> /at <Time>

• Example of usage: event sing song /at 2019-09-09 0900

• Expected outcome:

  Got it! I've added this task:
    [E][x] event sing song (at: 2019-09-09 0900)
  Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
  

find : Obtains task with the keyword in it.

Filters the task list by the keyword to find the corresponding tasks with the keyword in it’s description.

• Format: find <Keyword>.

• Example of usage: find book

• Expected outcome: ``` Here are the matching tasks in your list:

  1. [E][x] book party (at: 2019-09-09 0900)
  2. [T][x] todo borrow book ```

done : Mark the task in the list as done.

Mark the task at Number in the list as done.

• Format: done <Number in the list>.

• Example of usage: done 2

• Expected outcome:

  Nice! I've marked this task as done:
    [T][✓] todo borrow book
  

delete : Deletes the task from the list.

Deletes the task at Number in the list from the list.

• Format: delete <Number in the list>.

• Example of usage: delete 2

• Expected outcome:

  Noted. I've removed this task:
    [T][✓] todo borrow book
  Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
  

update : Updates the task at Number in the list.

Updates the Description or Time of the task at Number’s in the list.

• Format: update <Number in the list> descrip <New Description> : Updates the task at Number’s Description.

• Format : update <Number in the list> time <New Time> : Updates the task at Number’s Time.

• Example of usage: update 2 descrip sleep

• Expected outcome:

  Got it. I've updated this task:
    [T][x] sleep
  Now you have 3 tasks in the list.