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CS Task Manager
Proudly presented by the mighty Gilth Sebert.
What is this thingy?
A task manager for all your CS work. Friendly GUI partnered with CLI as main form of interaction.
Made for them fast fingers.
What can it do?
Add task
Add a new task to your list. Supported tasks: Todo, Event, Deadline
Mark as done
Marks a task as done.
List
Lists all your current tasks.
Delete
Deletes a task that’s in the list.
Sort
Sorts your tasks chronologically.
Find
Finds tasks using a given keyword
How do I use it?
todo - Add a new todo task
Adds a new todo task to the list
Format: todo <name of task item>
Example: todo CS2103T project
Outcome: new todo added
deadline - Add a new deadline task
Adds a new deadline task to the list
Format: deadline <name of task item> /at <date>
Example: deadline oral presentation /at 2020-01-02
Outcome: new deadline added
Note: date must be in YYYY-MM-DD format, else an error message is prompted.
event - Add a new event task
Adds a new event task to the list
Format: event <name of task item> /by <date>
Example: event modrekt /by 2020-01-02
Outcome: new event added
Note: date must be in YYYY-MM-DD format, else an error message is prompted.
list - Lists all current tasks
Displays all current tasks in the list.
Format: list, expects no other arguments.
Example: list
Outcome: displays a list of all tasks
delete - Deletes a selected task
Deletes a selected task from the list.
Format: delete <item index>
Example: delete 1
Outcome: task at index 1 deleted
Note: expects valid integer index, else an error message is prompted.
done - Marks a selected task as done
Marks a selected task as done.
Format: done <item index>
Example: done 2
Outcome: task at index 1 marked as done
Note: expects valid integer index, else an error message is prompted.
sort - Sorts tasks chronologically
Sorts all tasks chronologically
Format: sort, expects no other arguments.
Example: sort
Outcome: displays a list of tasks sorted chronologically
find - Finds tasks using given keyword
Finds and lists tasks with given keyword
Format: find <keyword>
Example: find homework
Outcome: displays a list of tasks that contain the string “homework”, or prompt with no results`
bye - Quits application
Saves data locally and quits application
Format: bye, expects no other arguments
Example: bye
Outcome: saves data in a local text file and quits application
How to get this?
Simply head to the releases page and find the latest release with a binary file.
Download it and voila!