User Guide

Introduction

This interactive application helps you manage your tasks.

Features

Feature 1: Adding Todo tasks

You can add todo tasks to your list. These tasks do not have time constraints (e.g. deadlines).

Feature 2: Adding tasks with a deadline

You can add tasks with deadlines to your list.

Feature 3: Adding scheduled events

You can add a scheduled event that has a starting date/time and/or ending date/time to your list.

Feature 4: Listing all tasks

You can see all the tasks that are currently in your list.

Feature 5: Marking as done

You can mark a task you have completed as done.

Feature 6: Deleting from the list

You can delete a task from your list.

Feature 7: Finding tasks

You can find all the tasks that contains a keyword you are interested in.

Feature 8: Tagging tasks

You can tag your tasks with a descriptor.

Feature 9: Finding tags

You can find all the tasks that have been tagged with a particular descriptor.

Feature 10: Closing the window

You can close the window by typing bye.

Usage

todo - Adds a Todo to the list

Adds a todo task to the list. Descriptors can also be added to tag this task.

Format:

todo [TASK_DESCRIPTION] [(optional)#DESCRIPTOR]

Example of usage:

todo read book #important

Expected outcome:

Got it, I've added this task:
   [T][NOT DONE] read book #important
Now you have 1 task in the list.

deadline - Adds a task with a deadline to the list

Adds a deadline task to the list. Either a due date or due time should be specified. However, a time should not be specified without a date. Descriptors can also be added to tag this task.

The date should be in the format DD/MM/YYYY. The time should be in the 24 hour notation.

Format:

deadline [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /by [DUE_DATE] [(optional)DUE_TIME] [(optional)#DESCRIPTOR]

Example of usage:

deadline project /by 12/09/2019 2359 #important

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
    [D][NOT DONE] project #important (by: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 11.59pm)
Now you have 2 tasks in your list.

event - Adds a scheduled event to the list

Adds an event task to the list. A starting date/time should be specified. An ending date and time is optional. However, a time should not be specified without a date. Descriptors can also be added to tag this task.

The date should be in the format DD/MM/YYYY. The time should be in the 24 hour notation.

Format:

event [TASK_DESCRIPTION] /at [START_DATE] [(optional)START_TIME] /to [(optional)END_DATE] [(optional)END_TIME] [(optional)#DESCRIPTOR]

Example of usage:

event meeting /at 12/09/2019 1600 /to 12/09/2019 1700 #important

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
    [E][NOT DONE] meeting #important (at: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 4pm to 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 5pm)
Now you have 3 tasks in your list.

list - Shows all tasks in the list

Shows all the tasks that are currently in the list.

Format:

list

Expected outcome:

Here are the tasks in your list:
1. [T][NOT DONE] read book #important
2. [D][NOT DONE] project #important (by: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 11.59pm)
3. [E][NOT DONE] meeting #important (at: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 4pm to 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 5pm)

done - Marks task as done

Marks a specified task as done.

Format:

done [LIST_INDEX_OF_TASK]

Examples of usage:

done 2

Expected outcome:

Nice! I've marked this task as done:
    [D][DONE] project #important (by: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 11.59pm)

delete - Deletes a task from the list

Deletes a specified task from the list.

Format:

delete [LIST_INDEX_OF_TASK]

Examples of usage:

delete 2

Expected outcome:

Noted. I've removed this task:
    [D][DONE] project #important (by: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 11.59pm)
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.

find - Finds tasks that matches the keyword

Shows all the tasks that includes the matching keyword.

Format:

find [KEYWORD]

Examples of usage:

find book

Expected outcome:

Here are the matching tasks in your list:
1. [T][NOT DONE] read book #important

tag - Tags a tasks with a descriptor

Tags a specified task with a descriptor

Format:

tag [LIST_INDEX_OF_TASK] #[DESCRIPTOR]

Examples of usage:

tag 2 #cs2103

Expected outcome:

Got it. I've tagged this task:
    [E][NOT DONE] meeting #important #cs2103 (at: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 4pm to 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 5pm)

# - Finds tasks with tag

Shows all tasks that matches the tag.

Format:

#[DESCRIPTOR]

Examples of usage:

#cs2103

Expected outcome:

These tasks are #cs2103!
    [E][NOT DONE] meeting #important #cs2103 (at: 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 4pm to 12th SEPTEMBER 2019, 5pm)

bye - Closes the application window

Closes the application window through user input.

Format:

bye

Expected outcome:

Bye. Hope to see you again soon!
(application closes)