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User Guide

Duke is a desktop application for keeping track of tasks, deadlines, events and supports keeping track of loans given/taken, optimized for use via a Command Line Interface (CLI), while still having the benefits of a Graphical User Interface (GUI). If you can type fast, Duke can help you get your goals achieved faster than traditional GUI applications.

Features

• Showing all tasks: list
• Creating a ToDo: todo
• Creating an Event: event
• Creating a Deadline: deadline
• Marking a Task: mark
• Unmarking a Task: unmark
• Find a Task: find
• Deletes a Task: delete
• Showing loanbook: loanbook list
• Creating Contact: loanbook add
• Deleting Contact: loanbook delete
• Exiting Program: bye

Usage

Showing all tasks - list

Lists all tasks that the user has

Example of usage:

list

Expected outcome:

All results shown. In this case, user has 3 tasks (1 todo, 1 event, 1 deadline)

Creating a ToDo - todo

Creates a Todo task

Format:

todo taskname

• taskname can be of any length, and works for multiple words

Example of usage:

todo bake cake

Expected outcome:

Creating an Event - event

Creates an Event

Format:

event description /at date time

• description can be of any length, and works for multiple words
• date must be in the form ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
• time must be in 24 hours format (e.g. 2359)

Example of usage:

event 24km marathon /at 2022-12-12 1800

Expected outcome:

Creating a Deadline - deadline

Creates a Deadline

Format:

deadline description /by date time

• description can be of any length, and works for multiple words
• date must be in the form ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
• time must be in 24 hours format (e.g. 2359)

Example of usage:

deadline CS2103T IP /by 2022-09-17 2359

Expected outcome:

Marking a Task - mark

Marks a Task as done

Format:

mark index

• index must be an integer, and is the index of the task in list

Example of usage:

mark 6

Expected output:

Unmarking a Task - unmark

Marks a task as not done yet

Format:

unmark index

• index must be an integer, and is the index of the task in list

Example of usage:

unmark 6

Expected output:

Find a Task - find

Finds all tasks that match the search input pattern

Format:

find searchInput

• searchInput is the keyword that is matched to the list of tasks
• searchInput can be of any length, and supports multiple words

Example of usage:

find recess week

Expected output:

Only if recess week exists as a task in your list!

Deletes a Task - delete

Deletes a task from the list

Format:

delete index

• index must be an integer, and is the index of the task in list

Example of usage:

delete 5

Expected outcome:

Showing loanbook - loanbook list

Shows all contacts in loanbook

Example of usage:

loanbook list

Expected outcome:

Creating Contact - loanbook add

Adds a loan to your loanbook

Format:

loanbook add NAME NUMBER AMOUNT isOwe

• NAME is the name of contact (Must be one word)
• NUMBER is the phone number of contact (Only Singapore Number)
• AMOUNT is the amount of money in the loan
• isOwe is true if you owe the person money, false otherwise

Example of usage:

loanbook add John 98547373 9.83 true

Expected outcome:

Deleting Contact - loanbook delete

Deletes a contact from loanbook

Format:

loanbook delete NAME

• NAME is the name to delete (must match exactly)
• NAME is case sensitive

Example of usage:

loanbook delete John

Expected outcome:

Exiting Program - bye

Saves and closes the program

Example of usage:

bye

Expected outcome: