User Guide

Features

Pre-reading: The syntax of every command that is in CAPITAL_LETTER is the value that must be supplied by the user.

Adding Tasks

Our Duke program is able to add your tasks into the Death Note! Please do the tasks that you have written there, or else, you have to bear the consequences. :japanese_ogre:

Duke can handle three different kinds of tasks. They are:

1. Todo Tasks

• Format: todo TASK
• Params:
  • TASK: the task name
• Functionality: Adds TASK into the task list as todo task.
• Example: todo Drink water

2. Deadline Tasks

• Format: deadline TASK /by DATE"
• Params:
  • TASK: the task name
  • DATE: the deadline date in format YYYY-MM-DD
• Functionality: Adds TASK into the task list with deadline by DATE
• Example: deadline Do iP /by 2021-10-30

3. Event Tasks

• Format: event EVENT /at DATE"
• Params:
  • EVENT: the event name
  • DATE: the event date in format YYYY-MM-DD
• Functionality: Adds event EVENT into the task list that will be held at DATE
• Example: event RunNUS /at 2021-10-30

Deleting Tasks

Duke can help delete tasks that are irrelevant.

• Format: delete INDEX
• Params:
  • INDEX: The index of task to be deleted
• Example: delete 1

Listing Tasks

Duke can list all the task that you have now.

• Format: list
• Params: none
• Example: list

Prioritizing Tasks

Duke can help prioritize certain task that you want. By default, when adding new tasks, they are assigned priority of MEDIUM.

• Format: prioritize INDEX PRIORITY
• Params:
  • INDEX: The index of task to be changed its priority
  • PRIORITY: The priority to be set. Must be one of HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW
• Example: prioritize 1 HIGH

Finding Tasks

Duke can help you find certain task in your list!

• Format: find KEYWORD
• Params:
  • KEYWORD: the keyword (note that space is included)
• Example: find HIGH

Shutting Down

If you’re afraid of using Duke, you can shut it down! It exits the program normally.

• Format: bye
• Params: none
• Example: bye