duke

Simple Task Management System

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User Guide

Features

Task Management

Allows for creation, deletion, and display of tasks.

Task Completion

Allows for marking of tasks as completed.

Task Search

Allows for keyword search to be performed for tasks.

Place Management

Allows for creation and display of places.

Persistent Data

Data is saved upon proper exit of application and reloaded upon subsequent run.

Usage

todo - Creates a Todo Task

This command creates a simple task based on subsequent user input

Example of usage:

todo eat

Expected outcome:

eat Task created

event - Creates an Event Task

This command creates a simple event based on subsequent user input. Requires proper date format after /at (dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm).

Example of usage:

event party /at 22-09-1992 2230

Expected outcome:

party Task created

deadline - Creates a Deadline Task

This command creates a simple deadline based on subsequent user input. Requires proper date format after /by (dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm).

Example of usage:

event essay /by 22-09-1992 2230

Expected outcome:

essay Task created

list - Displays a list of created tasks

This command displays all created tasks with a sequential value from oldest to most recent.

Example of usage:

list

Expected outcome:

1. xxx First task created

done - Marks a task from the task list as done

Used in conjunction with list command (see above). Marks as done a task from the list based on list index.

Example of usage:

done 1

Expected outcome:

Item 1 (from list) marked as done.

delete - Deletes a task from the task list

Used in conjunction with list command (see above). Deletes a task from the list based on list index.

Example of usage:

delete 1

Expected outcome:

Item 1 (from list) deleted.

find - Finds tasks based on keyword

This command displays all tasks that match the user provided keyword.

Example of usage:

find eat

Expected outcome:

Task list based on keyword hit

place - Creates a Place

This command creates a simple place based on subsequent user input

Example of usage:

place home

Expected outcome:

home Place created

list places - Displays a list of Places

This command displays all created places with a sequential value from oldest to most recent.

Example of usage:

list places

Expected outcome:

1. xxx First place created

bye - Exits program and Stores Data

This command stores all data prior to exiting the program, so that it can be loaded back in at next programme execution.

Example of usage:

bye

Expected outcome:

Program exits