DUKE User Guide

DUKE is a chat bot that helps users manage their tasks.

Table of Contents

• Quick Start

• Features

  • Add a new task
  • Find tasks
  • Delete task
  • List tasks
  • Mark task as done
  • Exit program
• Feedback

Quick Start

1. Ensure that you have Java 11 or later installed in your computer

2. Download DUKE v0.2 here

3. Move duke.jar onto your Desktop

4. Navigate to your Desktop folder and open Terminal or Command Prompt

5. Enter java -jar duke.jar to start up the program

Features

Add a new task

Add a new task for DUKE to store

Usage example:

todo [description]

deadline [description] /by [deadline]

event [description] /at [place/time]

Example:

• todo CS2113T iP

  Adds a new todo task with description CS2113T iP into the task list.

• event meeting /at school

  Adds a new event task with description meeting with the location of the event as school.

• deadline CS2113T iP final /by 2 March

  Adds a deadline with description CS2113T iP final.

  The due date of the deadline is by 2 March.

Expected outcome:

____________________________________________________________
Got it! I've added this task:
   [T][✘] CS2113T iP
Now you have 1 task(s) in the list.
____________________________________________________________

Find task

Find tasks in the task list according to the keyword given

Usage example:

find [work]

Example:

• find CS2113T iP

  Finds any task that contains CS2113T iP in its description.

Expected outcome:

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Here are the matching tasks in your list: 
1.[T][✘] CS2113T iP
____________________________________________________________

Delete task

Delete a task according to the task number given

Usage example:

delete [task number]

Example:

• delete 3

  Deletes the task with task number 3.

Expected outcome:

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Noted. I've removed this task:  
   [T][✘] work
Now you have 3 task(s) in the list.
____________________________________________________________

List tasks

List all the tasks that are in the task list

Usage example:

list

Expected outcome:

____________________________________________________________
Here are the tasks in your list:  
1. [T][✘] work
2. [T][✘] CS2113T iP
3. [E][✘] sleep (at: 12am)
____________________________________________________________

Mark task as done

Mark a task as done according to the task number given

Usage example:

done [task number]

Example:

• done 3

  Deletes the task with task number 3.

Expected outcome:

____________________________________________________________
Nice! I've marked this task as done: 
   [E][✓] sleep (at: 12am)
____________________________________________________________

Exit program

Exit the program

Usage example:

bye

Expected outcome:

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Bye. Hope to see you again soon!
____________________________________________________________

Feedback

If you have any feedback or bugs to report, please email me at e0318697@u.nus.edu