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Katsu User Guide

Katsu is your personal assistant that lets you keep track of your daily and future tasks! ˗ˏˋ𓅭ˎˊ˗

Features 🚀

🗓 Todo, Event, Deadline

Add different tasks easily using todo, event, or deadline commands.

Example:

• todo <task's description>
• deadline <deadline's description> /by <yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm>
• event <event's description> /from <yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm> /to <yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm>

Katsu will add the specified tasks into your task list so you can easily keep track of them!

Here’s an example outcome if you were to run todo Read book:

Quack! I've added the task below to your list:
[T][ ] Read book
You now have 1 task in the list.

✅ Mark and Unmark

Mark tasks as completed or unmark them using mark and unmark command.

Example:

• mark <task's number>
• unmark <task's number>

Katsu will mark the specified task in your task list.

Here’a an example outcome if you were to run mark 1:

Quack! I have marked this task as completed:
[T][X] Read book

🗑️ Delete

Remove tasks from your list using the delete command.

Example:

• delete <task's number>

Katsu will remove the specified task from your task list.

Here’s an example outcome if you were to run delete 1:

Quack! I've removed the task below from your list:
[T][X] Read book
You have no more task in the list.

🔍 Find

Search for tasks containing specific keywords using the find command.

Example:

• find <keywords>

Katsu will display all tasks that match your search term.

Here’s an example outcome if you were to run find book:

Quack! Here are the matching tasks in your list:
1.[T][ ] Read book
2.[T][X] Return library book

💾 Save

You tasks will be saved when you close the window or run the command bye which will also close the window!

The application automatically loads your saved tasks when you start it up again.

Getting Started ⚙️

1. Ensure you have Java-17 downloaded
2. Download the latest version of Katsu
3. Run the jar file using java -jar katsu.jar
4. Type your commands and press Enter to execute them
5. Type bye to exit the application

Need Help❓

If you encounter any issues or have questions about using Katsu, here are some tips:

• Double-check your command format using the examples above
• Make sure date formats follow the pattern yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm
• Task numbers should correspond to the numbers shown in your task list

You can also refer back to this guide anytime for command references. Happy task managing! ˗ˏˋ𓅭ˎˊ