User Guide

Features

Create, read, update and delete tasks

Keep track of all your tasks, be it to-dos, deadlines, or events, all in this application.

Mark tasks as completed

Once you have completed a task, you can mark them as complete. If you don’t need the task anymore, you can also delete it.

Search for relevant tasks

Quickly filter through your lists of tasks by searching for tasks containing only a specified keyword.

Usage

list - Display all tasks

Display a list of all added tasks.

Example of usage:

list

Expected outcome:

Here are the tasks in your list:
1. [T][✓] Submit CS2103T IP User Guide
2. [E][✘] Birthday Celebration (at: Jan 1 2020)
3. [D][✘] Programming Assignment (by: Oct 5 2020)
4. [D][✘] Online Quiz (by: Oct 10 2020)

todo <description> - Add a new To-do item

Add a new to-do item to the list of tasks.

Example of usage:

todo Submit assignment

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
  [T][✘] Submit assigment
Now you have 5 tasks in the list.

deadline <description> /by <date in YYYY-MM-dd format> - Add a new Deadline item

Add a new deadline item to the list of tasks.

Example of usage:

deadline Submit assignment /by 2020-10-30

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
  [D][✘] Submit assignment (by: Oct 30 2020)
Now you have 6 tasks in the list.

event <description> /at <date in YYYY-MM-dd format> - Add a new Event item

Add a new event item to the list of tasks.

Example of usage:

event Submit assignment /at 2020-10-30

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
  [E][✘] Submit assignment (at: Oct 30 2020)
Now you have 7 tasks in the list.

done <task ID> - Mark a task as complete

Mark the task with given task ID as complete. The task ID of a task is the number the accompanies it when you use the list command.

Example of usage:

done 2

Expected outcome:

Nice! I've marked this task as done:
[E][✓] Birthday Celebration (at: Jan 1 2020)

delete <task ID> - Delete a task

Delete the task with given task ID.

Example of usage:

delete 7

Expected outcome:

Noted. I've removed this task:
[E][✘] Submit assignment (at: Oct 30 2020)
Now you have 6 tasks in the list.

update <task ID> <command to create a todo, deadline, or event> - Update a task

Update the tasks with given task ID. The task ID of a task is the number the accompanies it when you use the list command.

Example of usage:

update 2 todo Submit assignment

Expected outcome:

Noted. I've updated the task.

Here's your updated task list:
1. [T][✓] Submit CS2103T IP User Guide
2. [T][✓] Submit assignment
3. [D][✘] Programming Assignment (by: Oct 5 2020)
4. [D][✘] Online Quiz (by: Oct 10 2020)
5. [T][✘] Submit assigment
6. [D][✘] Submit assignment (by: Oct 30 2020)

find <keyword> - Search for tasks with keyword

Search the list of tasks for tasks containing the specified keyword.

Example of usage:

find assignment

Expected outcome:

Here are the matching tasks in your list:
1. [T][✓] Submit assignment
2. [D][✘] Programming Assignment (by: Oct 5 2020)
3. [D][✘] Submit assignment (by: Oct 30 2020)

help - Display the help manual

Display the help manual which shows the list of available commands.

Example of usage:

help

Expected outcome:

This is a list of functionalities that I support:

• To list out all existing tasks, type 'list'.
• To exit the program, type 'bye'.
• To add a new Todo item, type 'todo <description>'.
• To add a new Deadline item, type 'deadline <description> /by <date in yyyy-MM-dd format>'.
• To add a new Event item, type 'event <description> /at <date in yyyy-MM-dd format>'.
• To mark any item as complete, type 'done <taskId>'.
• To update an item, type 'update <taskId> <command to create a todo, deadline, or event>'.
• To find all items containing a certain keyword, type 'find <keyword>'.

bye - Exits the program

Exit the program.

Example of usage:

bye