User Guide

Duke is a Task Manager.

Features

Feature 1 - Tasks

Add, update and delete task.

Feature 2 - Find Task

Find a task with a keyword.

Feature 3 - Flexible Data Source

Choose the file for Duke to work on.

Usage

1. Add a todo task - todo

Adds a ToDo Task to Duke’s list.

Format: todo <TASK DESCRIPTION>

Example of usage:

todo CS2103T iP

Expected Outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
    [T][X] CS2103T iP
Now you have 1 task in the list.

2. Add a task with a deadline - deadline

Adds a deadline task which has date and time information.

Format: deadline <TASK DESCRIPTION> /by <DATE AND TIME>

• <DATE AND TIME> is in the format of dd/MM/yyyy HHmm.

Example of usage:

deadline homework /by 11/11/2019 2359

Expected Outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
    [D][X] homework (by: 11/11/2019 2359)
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.    

3. Add a task with an event - event

Adds an event task which has date and time information.

Example of usage:

Format: event <TASK DESCRIPTION> /at <DATE AND TIME>

• <DATE AND TIME> is in the format of dd/MM/yyyy HHmm.

Example of usage:

event midterm test /at 04/10/2019 1100

Expected Outcome:

Got it. I've added this task:
    [E][X] midterm test (at: 04/10/2019 1100)
Now you have 3 tasks in the list.

4. View Tasks - list

Shows a list of tasks.

Example of usage:

list

Expected Outcome:

Now you have 3 tasks in the list.
1. [T][X] CS2103T iP
2. [D][X] homework (by: 11/11/2019 2359)
3. [E][X] midterm test (at: 04/10/2019 1100)

5. Complete Task - done

Marks a task as done. Format: delete <INDEX>

• Duke marks the task at the specified INDEX as done in its list.
• The index refers to the index number shown in the displayed tasks list.
• The index must be a positive integer 1,2,3, …

Example of usage:

done 1

Expected Outcome:

Nice! I've marked this task as done:
    [T][✔] CS2103T iP

6. Delete Task - delete

Deletes a task.

Format: delete

• Duke deletes the task at the specified INDEX in its list.
• The index refers to the index number shown in the displayed tasks list.
• The index must be a positive integer 1,2,3, …

Example of usage:

delete 1

Expected Outcome:

Noted. I've removed this task:
    [T][✔] CS2103T iP  
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.

7. Find tasks - find

Finds tasks which share a keyword.

Example of usage:

find test

Expected Outcome:

1 task found with the "test" keyword.
1. [E][X] midterm test (at: 04/10/2019 1100)

8. View files - file list

Shows the list of files names in the folder.

Example of usage:

file list

Expected Outcome:

You have the following files in this folder.
1. duke.txt
You are currently on duke.txt.
Use file names only (exclude .txt in commands).

9. Check out file - file checkout

Specifies the file for Duke to work on.

Format: file checkout <FILE NAME>

• Creates a new file of that name if the file does not already exists.

Example of usage:

file checkout fluke

Expected Outcome:

Checking out fluke.txt!
Now you have 0 tasks in the list.

10. Copy file - file copy

Copies a file’s content into a new file.

Format: file copy <FILE NAME>

• The default name of the new file created is <FILE NAME>-copy.

Example of usage:

file copy duke

Expected Outcome:

You have copied duke.txt.
Currently checking out its copy.
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
1. [D][X] homework (by: 11/11/2019 2359)
2. [E][X] midterm test (at: 04/10/2019 1100)

11. Rename file - file rename

Renames a file.

Format: file rename <ORIGINAL FILE NAME> /to <UPDATED FILE NAME>

• Duke checks out the file after it is renamed.

Example of usage:

file rename duke-copy /to duke2

Expected Outcome:

You have renamed duke-copy.txt to duke2.txt.
You are currently on duke2.txt.

12. Delete file - file delete

Deletes a file.

Format: delete <FILE NAME>

• Duke cannot delete a file that is being checked out.

Example of usage:

file delete fluke

Expected Outcome:

fluke.txt deleted. 

13. Exit Duke - bye

Quits the application.

Example of usage:

bye

Expected Outcome:

(Duke application exits)