Ollie

Ollie User Guide ☺️

Organize with ease, accomplish with Ollie ☺ ! ️

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What is Ollie️ ☺️

Ollie ☺️ is your task manager app!

• Manages your tasks for you
• User-friendly syntax using one-letter commands eg -l to list all tasks
• Features
  • Add a task
    • Add a Todo Task todo
    • Add a Deadline Task deadline
    • Add an Event Task event
  • List all tasks -l
  • Mark a task
    • Mark a task as done -m
    • Unark a task as done -u
  • Delete a task -d
  • Find tasks -f

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How to use Ollie️ ☺️

1. Make sure Java 17 or above is installed.
2. Download the latest release of .jar file here 👈🏼
3. Open your command terminal.
4. Navigate to the folder with ollie.jar.
5. Run this command in the folder to open the application.

   java -jar ollie.jar
   

6. The Ollie ☺ application starts! 🎉

7. Please refer to features for the commands that can be typed.

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Features

Function	Command	Format	Example
Add a Todo task	todo	todo <description>	todo read book
Add a Deadline task	deadline	deadline <description> /by: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM>	deadline return book /by: 2021-09-30 18:00
Add an Event task	event	event <description> /from: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM> /to: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM>	event meeting /from: 2021-09-17 14:00 /to: 2021-09-17 16:00
List all tasks	-l	-l	-l
Mark a task as done	-m	-m <task number>	-m 1
Mark a task as undone	-u	-u <task number>	-u 1
Delete a task	-d	-d <task number>	-d 1
Find a task with the keyword	-f	-f <keyword to find>	-f book

[!NOTE] Replace the text in <...> with the corresponding parameters.

task number is the index of the task in the task list.

Other commands:

• -b: Say bye to Ollie ☺

Add a task

There are 3 types of tasks that can be added to the task list:

1. Todo: Has no date or time
2. Deadline: Has a deadline for the task to be completed by
3. Event: Has start and end times for the task

Add a Todo task

todo <description>

Adds a todo task with a description.

Example: todo read book adds a Todo task to the task list.

Add a Deadline task

deadline <description> /by: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM>

Adds a deadline task with a description and date.

The date should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, eg 2021-09-17 23:59.

Example: deadline return book /by: 2021-09-17 23:59 adds a Deadline task to the task list.

Add an Event task

event <description> /from: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM> /to: <YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM>

Adds an event task with a description, start time and end time.

The start and end times should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, eg 2021-09-17 14:00.

Example: event meeting /from: 2021-09-17 14:00 /to: 2021-09-17 16:00 adds an Event task to the task list.

List all tasks

-l

Lists all tasks in the task list.

Example: -l lists all tasks in the task list.

Mark a task

Mark a task as done

-m <task number>

Marks a task as done, using the task number specified in the task list.

Example: -m 1 marks the first task in the list as done.

Unmark a task as done

-u <task number>

Marks a task as undone, using the task number specified in the task list.

Example: -u 1 marks the first task in the list as undone.

Delete a task

-d <task number>

Deletes a task, using the task number specified in the task list.

Example: -d 3 deletes the third task in the list.

Find tasks

-f <keyword to find>

Finds tasks with the keyword in the description.

Example: -f book finds tasks with the keyword book in the description.