Welcome to the user guide for Kewgy, your personal task management assistant through Command-Line Interface (CLI). Kewgy is designed to help you stay organized by managing your tasks and events efficiently.
To begin using Kewgy, follow these simple steps:
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Download and Install: Ensure you have Java installed on your system. Download the Kewgy program files and run the application.
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Launch Kewgy: Open a terminal or command prompt window and navigate to the directory containing the Kewgy program files. Run the application by executing the command
java -jar kewgy.jar. -
Start Managing Tasks: Once Kewgy is launched, you can start managing your tasks and events using the available commands.
Below is a list of commands supported by Kewgy:
- list: View all tasks in your task list.
- todo [description]: Add a todo task.
- deadline [description] /by [deadline]: Add a task with a deadline.
- event [description] /at [time]: Add an event with a specific time.
- mark [task_number]: Mark a task as completed.
- unmark [task_number]: Mark a completed task as incomplete.
- delete [task_number]: Delete a task from the task list.
- find [keyword]: Search for tasks containing the specified keyword.
- update_time [task_number] [new_time]: Update the time of an event or deadline task.
- bye: Exit Kewgy.
- To add a todo task:
todo Complete homework assignment - To add a deadline task:
deadline Submit project proposal /by 2024-02-20 - To mark a task as completed:
mark 1 - To delete a task:
delete 3 - To update the time of an event:
update_time 2 2024-02-25 14:00
- Task numbers are displayed alongside tasks when using the
listcommand. Use these numbers to reference tasks in other commands. - Date and time should be provided in the format
YYYY-MM-DDfor deadlines and events. - Make sure to save your tasks before exiting Kewgy by using the
byecommand.
For any assistance or inquiries, please contact me at [email protected].
Thank you for using Kewgy to manage your tasks and events efficiently!