User Guide

What is Duke?

Duke is an imperfect task manager. It’s not the most elegant nor the most efficient, but it gets the job done, sometimes.

How to use?

Duke understands the list of commands below. Duke doesn’t understand anything else (Yes, it’s not very smart).

Commands

list - List all tasks

date <date> - List all tasks on a date

todo <task_name> - Adds a todo task event

deadline <task_name> /by <date> - Add a deadline task to be completed by <date>

event <task_name> /at <date> - Add an event task that is scheduled for <date>

done <task_index> - Marks the task at the task index as done

delete <task_index> - Deletes the task at the task index

find <keywords> - Finds all the tasks in the task list that has the keywords

tag <task_index> <tag_name> - Adds a tag to the task specified

bye - Shuts down the program

How to input the variables?

<date>

• Input date with this format: yyyy-mm-dd
• Make sure date is within valid range

<task_index>

• Run list command
• The number associated with the target task is the task_index

<keywords>

• Input a string (can have spaces in between)

<task_name>

• Input a string (can have spaces in between)

<tag_name>

• Input a string (can have spaces in between)