User Guide

Introduction

Duke is a Personal Assistant Chatbot that helps the user keep track of various tasks. These tasks include ToDos, Deadlines and events. The user would be able to input various commands in order execute the different features. If the commands are incorrect, an error message would be displayed.

Quick Start

  1. Ensure that you have Java 11 or above installed.
  2. Download the latest version of Duke.

Load application: java -jar duke.jar

Load application and all records from previous session (if any) inside the JustBook application. Format: java -jar duke.jar

Set Up

In the terminal, through gradle: To compile the java files:

gradlew shadowjar

The jar file will be at build/libs, named as “launcher-all.jar”. Rename the jar file to duke.jar

Alternatively, to run the file:

gradlew run

or

java -jar duke.jar

Features

Program designed for someone who are avid keyboarders, for Single User use.

Adding a generic task: [description]

Adds a generic task Format: [description] Example of usage running

Adding a ToDo task: todo [description]

Adds a Todo task Format: todo [description] Example of usage todo running

Adding a Deadline task: deadline [description] /by [Date and Time]

Adds a Deadline task with a by Date Format: deadline [description] /by [Date and Time] Example of usage deadline school homework /by 20/12/2020 10:10:10

Adding an Event task: event [description] /at [Date and Time] to [Time]

Adds an Event task with a starting and ending date. Format: event [description] /at [Date and Time] to [Time] Example of usage event birthday dinner /at 10/12/2020 11:11:11 to 20:20:20

Reschedule a Deadline: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time]

Rescheduling a deadline Format: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time] Example of usage reschedule 2 /new 18/12/2020 23:59:59

Reschedule an Event: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time] to [Time]

Rescheduling an Event with start and end time Format: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time] to [Time] Example of usage reschedule 3 /new 11/12/2020 18:30:00 to 22:13:14

Changing a task to done: done [option number]

Changing a task to done Format: done [option number] Example of usage done 1

Changing a task to undone: undone [option number]

Changing a task to undone Format: undone [option number] Example of usage undone 1

Deleting a task from the list: delete [option number]

Deleting a task from the list Format: delete [option number] Example of usage delete 1

Clearing the task list: /clear

Clearing the task list Format: /clear

To close this application: bye

To save and close the application Format: bye

To find tasks in the list containing a keyword: find [keyword]

To search for a specific keyword Format: find [keyword] Example of usage find home

To print the list of tasks: list

To have Duke print the list of tasks Format: list

To print the list of commands available:/help

To print the list of commands available Format: /help

Command Summary

###Inputs in commands: The input description will be in the square brackets “[ ]”. eg. [Time] refers to an input that is related to time.

  1. [description] is a string that describes the task.
  2. [Date and Time] refers to the input date and time. It goes by the format “dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss”. Eg. 02/12/20 10:10:10
  3. [Time] refers to the Time format of “HH:mm:ss” where they represent the hours, minutes and seconds.
  4. [option] refers to the option number. The option number for each task can be viewed when the tasks are printed as a list.(this can be seen by the command list)
  5. [keyword] refers to the phrase or word that you want to search for.

###Commands: The commands for the respective features are after the semi-colon”:”

  1. Adding a generic task: [description]
  2. Adding a ToDo task: todo [description]
  3. Adding a Deadline task: deadline [description] /by [Date and Time]
  4. Adding an Event task: event [description] /at [Date and Time] to [Time]
  5. Reschedule a Deadline: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time]
  6. Reschedule an Event: reschedule [option number] /new [Date and time] to [Time]
  7. Changing a task to done: done [option number]
  8. Changing a task to undone: undone [option number]
  9. Deleting a task from the list: delete [option number]
  10. Clearing the task list: /clear
  11. To close this application: bye
  12. To find tasks in the list containing a keyword: find [keyword]
  13. To print the list of tasks: list
  14. To print the list of commands available: /help