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TODO-ke: User Guide

TODO-ke is a simple task management application with a command line interface (CLI) and graphical user interface (GUI).

Features

1. Adding a Task

1.1 Adding a Todo

Adds a Todo to the task list. A Todo is a task with only a description and no date.

Format: todo <description>

Examples:

• todo assignment for CS2103

1.2 Adding a Deadline

Adds a Deadline to the task list. A Deadline is a task containing a description and a date by which it is meant to be completed.

Format: deadline <description> \by <date in YYYY-MM-DD format>

Examples:

• deadline assignment for CS2103 \by 2020-09-19
• deadline group project \by 2020-11-01

1.3 Adding an Event

Adds an Event to the task list. An Event is a task containing a description and a date at which it is scheduled to occur.

Format: event <description> \at <date in YYYY-MM-DD format>

Examples:

• event birth \at 2000-09-23
• event moon landing \at 1969-07-20

2. Viewing all Tasks

Displays all tasks currently in the task list.

Format: list

3. Deleting a Task

Deletes a task from the task list.

Format: delete <index of task>

• The index must be a positive integer less than or equal to the current size of the task list.

Examples:

• delete 2

4. Searching Task Descriptions

Displays all the tasks whose descriptions contain the search phrase.

Format: find <search phrase>

• Trailing whitespaces in the search phrase are ignored.

Examples:

• find cs2103 returns all tasks whose descriptions contain the phrase cs2103

5. Adding Priorities to Tasks

Adds a priority descriptor to a specific task. Before this step, the default priority for a task is UNDEFINED.

Format: priority <index of task> <priority>

• The <priority> descriptor must be either high, medium or low.
• Adding a priority overrides the previous priority associated with the task.
• The index must be a positive integer less than or equal to the current size of the task list.

Examples:

• priority 2 high
• priority 3 low

6. Saving and Exiting

Saves all the tasks in the list to a local file and exits the program. The saved tasks will be loaded again when the program is next run.

Format: bye