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User Guide

Poring the Chatbot is a Maplestory and Ragnarok inspired Personal Assistant Chatbot. Poring assists you by storing and tracking your to-dos, deadlines and events.

This User Guide will show you how to use and maintain Poring the Chatbot to start managing your productive life!

1. Quick Start

2. Task Type

3. Features

   1. Add a todo: todo

   2. Add a deadline: deadline

   3. Add a event: event

   4. List all tasks: list

   5. Mark a task as done: done

   6. Delete a task: delete

   7. Find a task: find

   8. Tag a task: tag

   9. Exiting the program: bye

4. Command Summary

1. Quick Start

To launch Poring the Chatbot, Simply

• Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your computer
• Download the latest .jar file here
• Open the .jar file on your computer. A duke.txt file will be created to
• Start typing in your commands in the input box and press Enter

No installation required!

2. Task Type

There are 3 types of Task that Poring can process. These include:

ToDo
Deadline
Event

3. Features

Add a todo: todo

• A todo task is the simplest task you can ask Poring to take note of!
• It is a task with a short description

Format: todo DESCRIPTION

Example:

• todo Have Breakfast
• todo Nap

Expected outcome:

Add a deadline: deadline

• A deadline task has both a description as well as a deadline
• The dateline is typed with the format YYYY-MM-DD

Format: deadline DESCRIPTION /by YYYY-MM-DD

Example:

• deadline Submit Assignment /by 2020-09-20
• deadline Watch Lecture /by 2020-10-02

Expected outcome:

Add a event: event

• A event task has both a description as well as a time description
• There is no format for the time description

Format: event DESCRIPTION /at DESCRIPTION

Example:

• event Have Lunch /at 12 tomorrow
• event Follow Up With Lecturer /at afternoon-ish

Expected outcome:

List all tasks: list

• Poring will return all the tasks it has recorded so far
• The tasks returned will be in a numbered list

Format: list

Example:

• list

Expected outcome:

Mark a task as done: done

• Sets the task in the list as done but does not delete them
• A task status can be seen as either “[Y]” for yes or “[N]’ for no

Format: done INDEX

Example:

• done 6
• done 20

Expected outcome:

Delete a task: delete

• Deletes the task regardless of completion status

Format: delete INDEX

Example:

• delete 1
• delete 20

Expected outcome:

Find a task: find

• Searches the recorded tasks using the specified description and returns the details of the found task

Format: find DESCRIPTION

Example:

• find Lunch
• find Happy

Expected outcome:

Tag a task: tag

• Tags the task with a specified description
• The tag can only be one word long

Format: tag INDEX DESCRIPTION

Example:

• tag 6 Happy
• tag 2 Urgent

Expected outcome:

Exiting the program: exit

• Closes the program

Format: exit

Example:

• exit

4. Command Summary

Action	Format
todo	todo DESCRIPTION
deadline	deadline DESCRIPTION /by YYYY-MM-DD
event	event DESCRIPTION /at DESCRIPTION
list	list
done	done INDEX
delete	delete INDEX
find	find DESCRIPTION
tag	tag INDEX DESCRIPTION
exit	exit