Jarvis User Guide

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” - Leonardo da Vinci (source)

Experience organization and productivity like never before with Jarvis – your ultimate task manager. Simplify your life, one task at a time.

Installation

• Download the latest .jar file from here.
• Navigate to the directory of installation, and open Terminal.
• Run java -jar jarvis.jar and enjoy the luxury of having your own manager!

Features

1. Allows various types of tasks (Events, Deadlines, Todo)
2. Stores and retrieves data directly to/from a designated .txt file
3. Enables marking/unmarking of tasks on completion
4. Grants users the ability to search for their respective task
5. Reminders users on overdue and upcoming events and deadlines.

Special Attributes

• Easy to learn
• Available 24/7 at your service
• Created by Shishir Tony Stark himself
• Free of charge

Usage

❗Important:

• Words in UPPER_CASE are the parameters to be supplied by the user. e.g. in todo TASKNAME, TASKNAME is a parameter which can be used as todo Buy iPad.
• The parameters can contain whitespaces (e.g. Buy iPad), and must be seperated from the command and the type specifiers (/by, /from, /to) by atleast 1 whitespace character from both sides. e.g. todoTASKNAME and deadline TASKNAME/byDATE are invalid, but deadline TASKNAME /by DATE is valid.
• Input date for tasks like event and deadline must follow the format DD/MM/YY HHMM with HHMM following the 24 hours format. e.g. 23/09/23 1800.
• Parameters have to be in the specified order, otherwise it will result in an invalid message. e.g. if the command specifies TASKNAME /by DEADLINE, /by DEADLINE TASKNAME is invalid.
• Extraneous parameters for commands that do not take in parameters (such as list, bye and remind) will result in an invalid message.
• If you are using a PDF version of this document, be careful when copying and pasting commands that span multiple lines as space characters surrounding line-breaks may be omitted when copied over to the application.

Listing all tasks: list

Shows a list of all the tasks (event, deadline, and todo) in the task list.

Format: list

Example of usage: list

Expected output:

   Tasks displayed. Your guidance is requested.
   1. 📝 ☐ Play Basketball

Adding a task with no time constraints: todo

Adds a todo task into the list.

Format: todo TASKNAME

Example of usage: todo Play Basketball

Expected output:

   Added the following task to the list.
   1. 📝 ☐ Play Basketball
   You currently have 1 tasks in your list.

Adding a task with a deadline: deadline

Adds a deadline task into the list.

Format: deadline TASKNAME /by DEADLINE

Example of usage: deadline Complete CS2100 Assignment /by 18/09/23 1315

Expected output:

   Added the following task to the list.
   2. ⏰ ☐ Complete CS2100 Assignment (by: Sep 18 2023 01:15 pm)
   You currently have 2 tasks in your list.

Adding a task with a starting and ending time: event

Adds a event task into the list.

Format: event TASKNAME /from FROM /to TO

Example of usage: event CS2103T Final Exam /from 01/12/23 0900 /to 01/12/23 1030

Expected output:

   Added the following task to the list.
   3. 🗓️ ☐ CS2103T Final Exam (from: Dec 1 2023 09:00 am to: Dec 1 2023 10:30 am)
   You currently have 3 tasks in your list.

Removing a task: delete

Removes the task matching the given index.

Format: delete INDEX

Example of usage: delete 3

Expected output:

   The following task has been removed.
   3. 🗓️ ☐ CS2103T Final Exam (from: Dec 1 2023 09:00 am to: Dec 1 2023 10:30 am)
   Is there anything else I can assist you with?

Completing a task: mark

Marks the task matching the given index as complete.

Format: mark INDEX

Example of usage: mark 1

Expected output:

   The following task is marked as complete:
   1. 🗓️ ☑ Play Basketball 
   Is there anything else I can assist you with?

Removing completion of a task: unmark

Marks the task matching the given index as incomplete.

Format: unmark INDEX

Example of usage: unmark 1

Expected output:

   The following task has been umarked:
   1. 🗓️ ☐ Play Basketball 
   Is there anything else I can assist you with?

Search for a task: find

Finds a list of tasks containing the given keyword.

Format: find KEYWORD

Example of usage: find Basketball

Expected output:

   The following tasks match the entered keyword:
   1. 🗓️ ☐ Play Basketball 

Generating a reminder: remind

Creates a reminder containing pending and passed event and deadline tasks. It is also automatically called at the start of execution.

Format: remind

Example of usage: remind

Expected output:

   Just a friendly reminder, the following tasks are pending completion!
   1. ⏰ ☐ Complete CS2100 Assignment (by: Sept 18 2023 01:15 pm)

Exit the application: bye

Exits from the application. An alternate way of exit is by pressing the close button (located at the top right corner of your screen).

Format: bye

Example of usage: bye

Expected output:

    I shall now take my leave. Farewell!

Command Summary

Action	Format	Examples
Add Todo Task	todo TASKNAME	todo Play Basketball
Add Deadline Task	deadline TASKNAME /by DEADLINE	deadline Complete CS2100 Assignment /by 18/09/23 1315
Add Event Task	event TASKNAME /from FROM /to TO	event CS2103T Final Exam /from 01/12/23 0900 /to 01/12/23 1030
List	list	list
Delete	delete INDEX	delete 3
Mark	mark INDEX	mark 1
Unmark	unmark INDEX	unmark 1
Find	find KEYWORD	find Basketball
Remind	remind	remind
Exit	bye	bye