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User Guide

Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Quick Start
• 3. Features
  • 3.1 Create a todo
  • 3.2 Create an event
  • 3.3 Create a deadline
  • 3.4 List all added tasks
  • 3.5 Search for an added task
  • 3.6 Mark task as done
  • 3.7 Delete a task
  • 3.8 Quit the program

1. Introduction

YATL is Yet Another Todo List that helps a person to keep track of various things.

2. Quick Start

1. Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your Computer.
2. Download the latest YATL.jar here.
3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your todo list.
4. Double-click the file to start the app. The GUI should appear in a few seconds.

3. Features

3.1 Create a todo: todo

Create a simple todo task with a description.

Format: todo TASK

Example:

• todo Buy Maggi
  Adds the todo task Buy Maggi.

3.2 Create an event: event

Create a event task with a description, start time, and date.

Format: event TASK /at START_TIME DATE

• START_TIME: HH:mm

• DATE: dd/MM/yyyy

Example:

• event Take Temperature /at 14:00 29/2/2020
  Adds the event Take Temperature. Set the start time to 14:00 and date to 29/02/2020.

3.3 Create a deadline: deadline

Create a deadline task with a description, end time, and date.

Format: deadline TASK /by END_TIME DATE

• END_TIME: HH:mm
• DATE: dd/MM/yyyy

Example:

• deadline CS2107 quiz /by 23:59 20/2/2020
  Adds the deadline CS2107 quiz. Set the end time to 23:59 and date to 20/02/2020.

3.4 List all added tasks: list

Lists all your added tasks.

Format: list

3.5 Search for an added task: find

Finds the tasks have that name that contain any of the given keywords. Keywords are not matched exactly, minor typos will still yield results.

Format: find KEYWORD [MORE_KEYWORDS]

Examples:

• find magi
  Returns any task that contains or almost contains the keyword magi.
• find magi quiz temparature
  Returns any task that contains or almost contains the keywords magi, buy, or temparature.

3.6 Mark task as done: done

Mark a task as done.

Format: done INDEX

• INDEX: Index number of a task shown when running the list command.

Example:

• done 1
  Marks task at index 1 as done.

3.7 Delete a task: delete

Delete a task.

Format: delete INDEX

• INDEX: Index number of a task shown when running the list command.

Example:

• delete 1
  Deletes the task at index 1.

3.8 Quit the program: bye

Close the program.

Format: bye