User Guide

Features

1. List all tasks: list

Shows a list of all tasks (todos, events and deadlines) in Duke.
Format: list

2. Adding a todo: todo

Adds a new todo task to Duke.
Format: todo DESCRIPTION
Example:

• todo Grocery Shopping adds a todo task with description “Grocery Shopping”

3. Adding a deadline: deadline

Adds a new deadline task to Duke.
Format: deadline DESCRIPTION /by DD/MM/YYYY HHMM
Example:

• deadline CS2103 Quiz /by 18/09/2019 2359 adds a deadline task with description “CS2103 Quiz” and is due on 18 September 2019, 23:59p

4. Adding an event: event

Adds a new event task to Duke.
Format: event DESCRIPTION /at DD/MM/YYYY HHMM
Example:

• event CS2103 Team Meeting /at 23/09/2019 1200 adds an event task with description “CS2103 Team Meeting” that happens on 23rd September 2019, 12:00pm.

5. Deleting a task: task

Deletes a task based on its task number.
Format: delete INDEX
Example:

• delete 3 deletes the 3rd task displayed when the list command is run

6. Marking a task as done: done

Marks a task as done based on its task number.
Format: done INDEX
Example:

• done 2 marks the 2nd task displayed when the list command is run as done

7. Finding a task: find

Returns a list of tasks that contains the given keyword.
Format: find STRING_TO_FIND
Example:

• find CS2103 returns a list of all tasks that contains the keyword CS2103

8. Adding priorities to the tasks: priority

Adds a priority (high, medium or low) to the task based on its task number.
Format: priority INDEX PRIORITY
Example:

• priority 1 high marks the 1st task displayed when the list command as high priority.

9. Exiting the programme: bye

Exits the program.
Format: bye