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User Guide

Duke is a desktop app for managing tasks, using both Command Line Interface (CLI) and Graphical User Interface (GUI), so that you can have a better user experience when interacting with the bot named Meimei. If your prefer typing with only a few easy to remember commands, Duke is an easy-to-use GUI for you to have an overview of all your daily tasks.

Features

Words in UPPER_CASE are the parameters to be supplied by the user. i.e. todo DESCRIPTION, DESCRIPTION is a parameter to describe a todo task.

todo - Adding a Todo

Adds a Todo task into the list of tasks, marked as undone by default.

Format: todo DESCRIPTION

Example of usage:

• todo borrow book

Expected outcome:

• [T][x] borrow book is added to the list.

event - Adding an Event

Adds an Event task into the list of tasks, marked as undone by default.

Format: event DESCRIPTION /at DATE

• DATE should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD

Example of usage:

• event return book /at 2020-12-01

Expected outcome:

• [E][x] return book (at: Dec 01 2020) is added to the list.

deadline - Adding a Deadline

Adds a Deadline task into the list of tasks, marked as undone by default.

Format: deadline DESCRIPTION /by DATE

• DATE should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD

Example of usage:

• deadline return book /by 2020-12-05

Expected outcome:

• [D][x] return book (by: Dec 05 2020) is added to the list.

list - List of all tasks

Lists all the tasks.

Format: list

find - Finding task(s) by keyword

Finds any task(s) containing the keyword.

Format: find KEYWORD

• finds any task with description containing the keyword
• returns you more than one tasks

Example of usage:

• find book

Expected outcome:

Using examples from above, these are the tasks that will be returned.

• [D][x] return book (by: Dec 05 2020)
• [E][x] return book (at: Dec 01 2020)

done - Marking a task as done

Marks a task in the list as done.

Format: done INDEX

• Index should be a positive integer.
• Marks a task at position INDEX in the list as done.

Example of usage:

• done 1

Expected outcome:

Using examples from above in find.

• [D][✓] return book (by: Dec 05 2020) task is marked as done.

delete - Deleting a specific task

Deletes a specific task in the list.

Format: delete INDEX

• Index should be a positive integer.
• Removes a task at position INDEX from the list.

Example of usage:

• delete 1

Expected outcome:

Given a list of 2 items

1. [D][x] return book (by: Dec 05 2020)
2. [E][x] return book (at: Dec 01 2020)

delete 1

list

1. [E][x] return book (at: Dec 01 2020)

• delete 1 will remove task 1 from the list in example. Your list will now contain 1 task only.

prioritise - Prioritising a task

Prioritize a task in the list at a specific index.

Format: prioritise 1

• Index should be a positive integer.
• All tasks will not be prioritised by default with no tags.
• Prioritizes a task at position INDEX in the list as #HIGH.

Example of usage:

• prioritise 1

Expected outcome:

• #HIGH [D][x] return book (by: Dec 05 2020) task is prioritised.

bye - Exiting the app

Exits the app.

Format: bye

Summary of Features

Command	Example of usage
todo	todo BORROW BOOK
event	event RETURN BOOK /at 2020-12-01
deadline	deadline RETURN BOOK /by 2020-12-05
list	list
find	find exercise where the list has 2 or more items.
delete	delete 1 where the list has 1 or more items.
prioritise	prioritise 2 where the list has 2 or more items.