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Personal Assistant Togepi - User Guide

1. Introduction

Personal Assistant Togepi (PAT) is for those who prefer to use a desktop app for managing your tasks. More importantly, PAT is optimized for those who prefer to work with a Command Line Interface (CLI), so if you can type fast, PAT can get your manage your tasks faster than traditional GUI apps.

2. Quick Start

2.1 Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your Computer.

2.2 Download the latest duke-0.2.jar here

2.3 Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your Personal Assistant Togepi.

2.4 Start up the application. It should look as follows:

2.5 Type the command in the command box and press Enter to execute it.
E.g. typing help and pressing Enter will open the help window.

2.6 Some example commands you can try:

• list : lists all the tasks in the library
• todo n/homework: adds a todo with the description homework to the library.
• delete 3 : deletes the 3rd task shown in the current list
• bye : exits the app

3. Features

3.1 Showing help

Displays a list of all the available commands. Format: help

3.2 Adding todos

Add tasks that the user needs todo. Format: todo n/DESCRIPTION

Examples:

• todo n/study for midterms
  Returns a new todo with the description study for midterms.
  Displays the message Togepi has found something and added it to her storage: [T] x study for midterms Now you have x tasks in your list.

3.3 Adding deadlines

Add tasks that the user needs to complete by a certain deadline. Format: todo n/DESCRIPTION /by d/DATE

Examples:

• deadline n/assignment 0 /by 2/12/2020
  Returns a new deadline with the description assignment 0.
  Displays the message Togepi has found something and added it to her storage: [D] x assignment 0 (by Dec 2 2020) Now you have x tasks in your list.

3.4 Adding event

Add events that the user needs to attend on a certain date. Format: todo n/DESCRIPTION /at d/DATE

Examples:

• event n/marathon /by 4/4/2020
  Returns a new event with the description marathon.
  Displays the message Togepi has found something and added it to her storage: [E] x marathon (at April 4 2020) Now you have x tasks in your list.

3.4 Finding tasks

Finds tasks that contain the specific KEYWORD in the description. Format: find KEYWORD

Examples:

• find study
  Returns all tasks with descriptions containing study.
  Displays the message Togepi has found something and added it to her storage: [E] x marathon (at April 4 2020) Now you have x tasks in your list.

3.6 Marking task as completed

Marks a specified task as completed Format: done INDEX

• Marks the task at the specified INDEX as completed. The index refers to the index number shown in the complete list of decks.
  The index must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3, …

Examples:

• list
done 2
  Marks the second task on the list as completed.
  Displays the message Togepi used Metronome! It' super effective [D][✓] return book (by: Jun 6 2019)
• find read
  ` done 1 Marks the first task on the filtered list as completed. Togepi used Metronome! It’ super effective [T][✓] read book`

3.7 Displaying statistics

Displays percentage of tasks in the list that are of a certain type. Format: percent TYPE

• TYPE can only be: todo, deadline, event or done.
• Percentage is calculated based on how many of the tasks are of the type over the total number of tasks in the list