DUKE USER GUIDE - Penn Han’s 2103T iP Todolist Chatbot

Features

• Add Tasks:
  • Todo
  • Event /by date
  • Deadline /at date
• Lists all Saved Tasks
• Delete Tasks
• Mark Tasks as Done
• Mark Tasks as Important
• Find Specific Tasks by Keyword
• Refresh the Entire List

Duke also prioritises more Urgent and Important Tasks to be listed on top while Completed Tasks are listed at the bottom.

Feature 1 : Add Tasks

There are three classification of tasks. Todo, Event and Deadline. Todo tasks are general tasks that are not tagged to a specific Date. Use this for general errands like “Buy Milk!”

To add a Todo task. Input this command
	- Todo (task)
	
eg. Todo Buy Milk

Event tasks are tasks that have a specific Date. Use this for recording future appointments like “Lunch with Emily”

To add an Event task, Input this command
	- Event (task) /at MMM D YYYY hh:mm (date & time)
	
eg. Event Lunch with Emily /at Sep 18 2020 12:30

Deadline tasks are tasks that have a specific Date. Use this for recording future deadlines like “Report Submission”

To add a Deadline task, Input this command
	- Deadline (task) /by MMM D YYYY hh:mm (date & time)

eg. Deadline 2103T Report Submission /by Sep 18 2020 23:59

Feature 2 : List all Saved Tasks

Users can view all Current Tasks that have been added into the List. This includes Saved Tasks from previous usages.

Example: 
command: list
list: 
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [E][O] Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

Feature 3 : Delete Task

Users can delete Tasks that have been completed. They can do so by indicating the index of the Task that they would like to delete.

Example: 
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [E][X] Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

command: delete 2

resultant list:
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

Feature 4 : Mark Tasks as Done

Users can indicate that a Task has been completed. They can do so by indicating the index of the Task that they would like to mark as done.

Example: 
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [E][X] Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

command: done 2

resultant list:
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [E][O] Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

Feature 5 : Mark Tasks as Important

Users can indicate that a Task is important. They can do so by indicating the index of the Task that they would like to mark as important

Example: 
1. [T][X] Read Book
2. [E][X] Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

command: important 2

resultant list:
1. [E][X]** Lunch with Emily at Sep 18 2020 12:30
2. [T][X] Read Book
3. [D][O] 2103T Report Submission by Sep 18 2020 23:59

*note that the order changed in order of urgency and importance*

Feature 6 : Find Specific Tasks by Keyword

Users can view specific Tasks that have been added into the List. This includes Saved Tasks from previous usages.

Example: 
command: find book

list: 
1. [T][X] Read Book

Feature 7 : Refresh the Entire List of Tasks

Users can refresh the entire list of Tasks to produce an empty list for them to work with. Note that this will remove all saved tasks and deleted tasks are not recoverable

Example:
command: refresh

list:
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