Welcome to Nether!
Meet your personal aide, Nether, a chatbot designed to make your life easier by keep track of all your tasks systematically. Whether you're juggling deadlines, attending events, or simply trying to keep your daily tasks in order, Nether is here to help.
With Nether, you can organize your tasks through simple chat commands. Nether offers a streamlined, conversational experience that feels natural and straightforward.
Adds a todo task to the task list.
Format: todo (description) [#tag]
Note
#tag is an optional part of the command. Learn more about how to add tags to your tasks here
Example input:
todo Read Book
Expected output:
Got it. I've added this task:
[T][ ] Read Book
Adds a deadline task to the task list.
Format: deadline (description) [#tag] /by (time)
Important
The only acceptable time format is yyyy-MM-dd HHmm
e.g. 2024-09-19-2359
Example input: deadline Submit CS2103T Assignment /by 2024-09-20 2359
Expected output:
Got it. I've added this task:
[D][ ] Submit CS2103T Assignment (by: Sep 20 2024, 11:59pm)
Adds an event task to the task list.
Format: event (description) [#tag] /from (time) /to (time)
Example input: event Festival /from 2024-09-01 0700 /to 2024-09-03 1900
Expected output:
Got it. I've added this task:
[E][ ] Festival (from: Sep 1 2024, 7:00am to: Sep 03 2024, 7:00pm)
Mark your task as done or not done using mark and unmark respectively.
Format: mark (task number)
Example input: mark 3
Expected output:
Well done! I've marked this task as done:
[E][X] Festival (from: Sep 1 2024, 7:00am to: Sep 03 2024, 7:00pm)
Format unmark (task number)
Example input: unmark 3
Expected output:
Understood, I've marked this task as not done:
[E][ ] Festival (from: Sep 1 2024, 7:00am to: Sep 03 2024, 7:00pm)
List out all the tasks you have in your task list.
Format: list
Example input: list
Expected output:
Here are the tasks in your list:
1. [T][ ] Read Book
2. [D][ ] Submit CS2103T Assignment (by: Sep 20 2024, 11:59pm)
3. [E][ ] Festival (from: Sep 1 2024, 7:00am to: Sep 03 2024, 7:00pm)
Find all tasks that contain the input search keyword (not case-sensitive).
Format: find (keyword)
Example input: find book
Expected output:
Here are the tasks that match your search in your list:
1. [T][ ] Read Book
Delete a task from your task list.
Format: delete (task number)
Example input: delete 1
Expected output:
Noted, I've removed this task from the list:
[T][ ] Read Book
Now you have 2 tasks in the list.
Tag or find your tasks using #.
Important
Tags may not contain any whitespace.
Format: (type) (description) [#tag] [time for deadline or event task]
Example input: deadline Do Laundry #Chores /by 2024-09-20 0600
Expected output:
Got it. I've added this task:
[D][ ] <Chores> Do Laundry (by: Sep 20 2024, 6:00am)
List out all the tasks that contain the searched tag.
Format: find (tag)
Example input: find #chores
Expected output:
Here are the tasks that match your search in your list:
1. [D][ ] <Chores> Do Laundry (by: Sep 20 2024, 6:00am)
nether prompts nether to respond to you in a not so interesting way.
bye stops nether from running and closes the application after a short delay.
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NONE (as of now)
___- ToDo:
todo Read book - Deadline:
deadline Return book /by 2024-09-20 2359 - Event:
event Book Festival /from 2024-09-01 0700 /to 2024-09-03 1200 - Mark:
mark 1,unmark 2 - List:
list - Find:
find book - Delete:
delete 3 - Tagging:
todo Read Book #for-fun - Misc:
nether,bye
- Used ChatGPT to help generate roughly half of the JavaDoc comments.
- Used ChatGPT to give recommendations on how to refactor the code to be more OOP, using the existing code as a base.
- Followed majority of the code for GUI implementation from the JavaFX guide provided.