Duke Orsino

Personal Tasklist Manager

User Guide

Personal tasklist manager aimed at organising the current tasks that need to be done, as well as upcoming deadlines and events.

Theme is adopted from William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. You are Viola giving commands to Duke Orsino, who will respond to your commands.

Screenshot:

1. Setting up

Prerequisites

Java Runtime Environment

Running Duke Orsino

Download duke-0.5.jar file from duke > build > libs or here
Open the jar file by
1. Double-clicking on the jar file OR
2. Typing java -jar duke-0.5.jar on Command Line Interface

2. Usage

2.1 Features

Interact with Duke Orsino to manage your tasks
3 types of tasks supported - Deadline, Event, Todo

Task type	Details required
Deadline	Task detail, date and time of deadline
Event	Task detail, date and time of event
Todo	Task detail

2.2 Commands

Type command into the textbox and click send to request action from Duke Orsino

2.2.1 Exiting the program: `bye`

Quits the program.

Format: `bye`

Expected outcome:

        Bye. Hope to see thee again soon!

2.2.2 Deleting a task: `delete`

Delete the specified task from the list.

Format: `delete INDEX`

Example: `delete 2` deletes the 2nd task from the list

Expected outcome:

        Noted. I've removed this task:
        [T][x] Prepare for CS2101 presentation
        Now thee have 3 tasks in the list.

2.2.3 Marking a task done: `done`

Marks a specified `undone [x]` task `done [✓]`.

Format: `done INDEX`

Example: `done 1` marks 1st task from the list done

Expected outcome:

        Nice! I've marked this task as done:
        [D][✓] CS2105 assignment 1 (by 02 October 2019 11.59PM)

2.2.4 Finding a task with given keyword: `find`

Finds all tasks in the list with the keyword provided.

Format: `find KEYWORD`

Example: `find call` finds all tasks from the list containing the word call

Expected outcome:

        Here are the matching tasks in thou list:
        1. [T][✓] call Benedict
        2. [T][x] call Ryan

2.2.5 Listing all tasks: `list`

Lists all tasks in the list.

Format: `list`

Expected outcome:

        Here are the 4 tasks in thou list:
        1. [E][✓] dinner with parents (at: 21 September 2019 07.00PM)
        2. [T][x] call Ryan
        3. [D][x] CS2105 assignment 1 (by: 02 October 2019 11.59PM)
        4. [T][x] buy birthday present for Benedict

2.2.6 Undoing the latest undoable command: `undo`

Undoes the latest undoable command.

Undoable commands include all add Task commands (`deadline`, `event`, `todo`), delete and done

Format: `undo`

Example: `delete 2` > `undo` marks task adds back the deleted task back into the list

Expected outcome:

        Nice! Undone successful.

2.2.7 Viewing a task: `view`

Shows just the specified task.

Format: `view INDEX`

Example: `view 3` shows the 3rd task in the list

Expected outcome:

        3. [D][x] CS2105 assignment 1 (by: 02 October 2019 11.59PM)

2.2.8 Adding a Deadline task: `deadline`

Adds a task with type `deadline` to the list.

Format: `deadline TASK /by DD/MM/YY HHMM`

Example: `deadline CS2101 peer review /by 02/10/2019 2359` adds a `deadline` task

Expected outcome:

        Got it. I've added this task:
        [D][x] CS2101 peer review (by: 02 October 2019 11.59PM)
        Now thee have 5 tasks in thou list.

2.2.9 Adding an Event task: `event`

Adds a task with type `event` to the list.

Format: `event TASK /at DD/MM/YY HHMM`

Example: `event CS2103T team meeting /at 20/09/2019 1600` adds an `event` task

Expected outcome:

        Got it. I've added this task:
        [E][x] CS2103T team meeting (at: 20 September 2019 04.00PM)
        Now thee have 5 tasks in thou list.

2.2.10 Adding a Todo task: `todo`

Adds a task with type `todo` to the list.

Format: `todo TASK`

Example: `todo print lecture slides` adds a `todo` task

Expected outcome:

        Got it. I've added this task:
        [T][x] print lecture slides
        Now thee have 5 tasks in thou list.

3. Command summary

Bye: bye
Delete: delete INDEX
- example: delete 1
Done: done INDEX
- example: done 1
Find: find KEYWORD
- example: find call
List: list
Undo: undo
View: view INDEX
- example: view 1
Add Deadline: deadline TASK /by DD/MM/YY HHMM
- example: deadline CS2101 peer review /by 02/10/2019 2359
Add Event: event TASK /at DD/MM/YY HHMM
- example: event CS2103T team meeting /at 20/09/2019 1600
Add Todo: todo TASK
- example: todo print lecture slides

Duke Orsino

User Guide

1. Setting up

2. Usage

2.1 Features

2.2 Commands

2.2.1 Exiting the program: bye

Quits the program.

Format: bye

Expected outcome:

2.2.2 Deleting a task: delete

Delete the specified task from the list.

Format: delete INDEX

Example: delete 2 deletes the 2nd task from the list

Expected outcome:

2.2.3 Marking a task done: done

Marks a specified undone [x] task done [✓].

Format: done INDEX

Example: done 1 marks 1st task from the list done

Expected outcome:

2.2.4 Finding a task with given keyword: find

Finds all tasks in the list with the keyword provided.

Format: find KEYWORD

Example: find call finds all tasks from the list containing the word call

Expected outcome:

2.2.5 Listing all tasks: list

Lists all tasks in the list.

Format: list

Expected outcome:

2.2.6 Undoing the latest undoable command: undo

Undoes the latest undoable command.

Undoable commands include all add Task commands (deadline, event, todo), delete and done

Format: undo

Example: delete 2 > undo marks task adds back the deleted task back into the list

Expected outcome:

2.2.7 Viewing a task: view

Shows just the specified task.

Format: view INDEX

Example: view 3 shows the 3rd task in the list

Expected outcome:

2.2.8 Adding a Deadline task: deadline

Adds a task with type deadline to the list.

Format: deadline TASK /by DD/MM/YY HHMM

Example: deadline CS2101 peer review /by 02/10/2019 2359 adds a deadline task

Expected outcome:

2.2.9 Adding an Event task: event

Adds a task with type event to the list.

Format: event TASK /at DD/MM/YY HHMM

Example: event CS2103T team meeting /at 20/09/2019 1600 adds an event task

Expected outcome:

2.2.10 Adding a Todo task: todo

Adds a task with type todo to the list.

Format: todo TASK

Example: todo print lecture slides adds a todo task

Expected outcome:

3. Command summary

2.2.1 Exiting the program: `bye`

Format: `bye`

2.2.2 Deleting a task: `delete`

Format: `delete INDEX`

Example: `delete 2` deletes the 2nd task from the list

2.2.3 Marking a task done: `done`

Marks a specified `undone [x]` task `done [✓]`.

Format: `done INDEX`

Example: `done 1` marks 1st task from the list done

2.2.4 Finding a task with given keyword: `find`

Format: `find KEYWORD`

Example: `find call` finds all tasks from the list containing the word call

2.2.5 Listing all tasks: `list`

Format: `list`

2.2.6 Undoing the latest undoable command: `undo`

Undoable commands include all add Task commands (`deadline`, `event`, `todo`), delete and done

Format: `undo`

Example: `delete 2` > `undo` marks task adds back the deleted task back into the list

2.2.7 Viewing a task: `view`

Format: `view INDEX`

Example: `view 3` shows the 3rd task in the list

2.2.8 Adding a Deadline task: `deadline`

Adds a task with type `deadline` to the list.

Format: `deadline TASK /by DD/MM/YY HHMM`

Example: `deadline CS2101 peer review /by 02/10/2019 2359` adds a `deadline` task

2.2.9 Adding an Event task: `event`

Adds a task with type `event` to the list.

Format: `event TASK /at DD/MM/YY HHMM`

Example: `event CS2103T team meeting /at 20/09/2019 1600` adds an `event` task

2.2.10 Adding a Todo task: `todo`

Adds a task with type `todo` to the list.

Format: `todo TASK`

Example: `todo print lecture slides` adds a `todo` task