User Guide
Features
Personal Schedule
You can tell Duke to add some tasks to the Todo list. You can also mark the task as done or even delete the item. A neat list will help you to ensure everything is on track, and you will not miss out on the important events.
Local Storage
Duke uses local storage to store the information of your Todo list, so do worry about someone else may steal your trip information online. But to be careful not to mess with the data files, or else the duke may no longer remember your trip information.
InSeNSitIVE tO CASes
Duke is not sensitive to upper or lower cases so that you do not need to worry about the casing when communicate with Duke.
Usage
Hi - Interact with Duke.
Use command Hi to interact with Duke by saying “Hi”.
Example of usage:
Hi
Expected outcome:
Duke will greet you back!
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HI
Hello! I'm Duke
What can I do for you?
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Bye - End the conversation with Duke.
Use command bye or end to end the conversation with Duke, but do not worry about your Todo list, it is stored locally,
the information will remain the same as long as you do not mess with the data files.
Example of usage:
Bye
Expected outcome:
Duke will save all the data to data files locally, and terminate the program.
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bye
Bye. Hope to see you again soon!
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Todo [description] - Add a task to Todo list.
Use command todo followed by the description of the task.
Example of usage:
todo CS2113 Tutorial
Expected outcome:
Duke will take note of the task and add it to the Todo list.
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todo CS2113 Tutorial
Got it. I've added this task:
[T][ ]cs2113 tutorial
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.
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Event [description] at [date] - Add a event with date to Todo list.
Use command event followed by the description of the task, and at followed by the date.
Example of usage:
event CS2113 Lecturte at Friday 2pm
Expected outcome:
Duke will take note of the event and its time, then add it to the Todo list.
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event CS2113 Lecturte at Friday 2pm
Got it. I've added this task:
[E][ ]cs2113 lecturte (friday 2pm)
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.
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Deadline [description] by [deadline] - Add a deadline with date to Todo list.
Use command deadline followed by the description of the task, and by followed by the date.
Example of usage:
deadline CS2113 Project by 2020-10-01
Expected outcome:
Duke will take note of the deadline and its time, then add it to the Todo list.
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deadline CS2113 Project by 2020-10-01
Got it. I've added this task:
[D][ ]cs2113 project (01 Oct 2020)
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.
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List - list out to view the entire Todo list.
Use command list .
Example of usage:
list
Expected outcome:
Duke will list out the Todo List
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list
Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
1. [T][ ]cs2113 tutorial
2. [E][ ]cs2113 lecturte (friday 2pm)
3. [D][ ]cs2113 project (01 Oct 2020)
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Delete [index] - delete a specific task in the Todo list.
Use command delete followed by the number index of the task.
Example of usage:
delete 3
Expected outcome:
Duke will remove the specific task from the Todo list.
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delete 3
I have deleted the following task
[D][ ]cs2113 project (2020-10-1)
Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
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Done [index] - Mark a specific task as done.
Use command done followed by the index of the task.
Example of usage:
done 2
Expected outcome:
Duke will mark the specific task as done, shown as [X] in the list.
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done 2
Congrats! you have done the following task
[E][X]cs2113 lecturte (friday 2pm)
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Find [description] - Find task that contains description.
Use command find followed by the description or the information of the item
Example of usage:
find lecture
Expected outcome:
Duke will search for the tasks that contains information of the item and list out all the matches.
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find lecture
Here are the matching tasks in your list:
Now you have 1 tasks in the list.
1. [E][X]cs2113 lecturte (friday 2pm)
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Clear - Clear all the tasks in the Todo list.
Use command clear.
Example of usage:
clear
Expected outcome:
Duke will take clear the entire Todo list. Now the Todo list is empty.
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clear
Cleared all the tasks
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