ip

---

Project maintained by GeNiaaz Hosted on GitHub Pages — Theme by mattgraham

User Guide

Introduction

GeNiaaz Personal Assistant is a simple desktop application to manage tasks in your everyday life.

It functions in a GUI (Graphical User Interface) to give a fast typer the freedom to manage tasks

quickly and efficiently.

How to read this guide

Commands are written in italics, and the text in the < .. > field is user dependent.

Appropriate user input is preceded by

• Sample CORRECT task command

Incorrect user input is preceded by

• Sample WRONG task command

Example: delete <task number> represent a delete in front of the task number ( eg 3,4 etc ).

Summary of Task Commands

Action by user	Command to input
Add Todo task	todo <task title>
Add Deadline task	deadline \<task title> /by <YYYY/MM/DD> <hh:mm>
Add Event task	event <task title> /at <YYYY/MM/DD> <hh:mm>
Delete task	delete <task number>
List all task	list
Mark task as Done	done <task number>
Find term in tasks	find <search term>
Terminate application	bye

Usage

Add Task: todo deadline event

There are 3 types of tasks to add, which are described below

Add Todo Task

Adds a todo task into the list with the task’s title

User input: todo <task title>

Sample todo task:

• todo get 6 packs

• todo upgrade pc to Ryzen 3900x

• todo

#### Add Deadline Task

Adds a Deadline task into the list with the task’s title and deadline date / time

User input: deadline <task title> /by <YYYY/MM/DD> <hh:mm>

Sample deadline task:

• deadline finish 6 packs shortcut /by 2432/02/12 12:43

• deadline finish Apple 1 /by 1984/09/01 10:09

• deadline finish by 2020/09/12 10:09 Make sure to include the ‘/’ preceding by
• deadline finish by 2020-04-12 10:09 Write correct date formats

#### Add Event Task

Adds a Event task into the list with the task’s title and date / time

User input: event <task title> /at <YYYY/MM/DD> <hh:mm>

Sample event task:

• event GOT season 9 /at 2020/12/09 23:59

• event Halo Infinite release /at 2021/10/23 10:00

• event /at 2020/12/02 12:32 Cyberpunk Be sure to get the order correct

Delete Task: delete

Deletes a task of the specified number

User input: delete <task number>

Sample delete task:

• delete 2

• delete 3

• delete Make sure to add a task number
• delete 0 Be sure to input a valid task number

List all Task: list

List all active tasks

User input: list

Sample listing tasks:

• list

• list 1
• list it right now

It’s simple, just enter “list”

Done Task: done

Marks a task as ‘done’ to signify finishing a task

User input: done <task number>

Sample delete task:

• done 1

• done 3

• done 0 make sure to enter a valid task number
• done make sure to enter a task number after done

Find in Task: find

Looks for a term / tag across all tasks and returns a list of tasks containing them

User input: find <search term>

Sample delete task:

• find milk

• find #abs #6pack searches for tasks with those tags

• find make sure to add a term after find to search for

Tag Tasks: tag

Tag tasks with multiple terms

User input: **tag <task number> #<tag name> **

Sample delete task:

• tag 4 #arm #nvidia

• tag 2 #abs

• tag 2 make sure to add a tag to add to a task

Bye to exit: bye

Exits the application when “bye” is entered, and displays a goodbye message

User input: bye

Sample delete task:

• bye

• bye 1 Make sure there is no text after bye to correctly execute