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Shnoop User Guide
You could travel the world, but nothing comes close to the Shnoop chatbot <3
Shnoop is a simple ChatBot coded in Java and IntelliJ. It is designed as a simple to-do-list application that can fulfil your California dreams.
Features
Avoid including excess or unwanted whitespaces in your commands.
Viewing available commands
Shows a message explaining all available commands.
Just begin by typing anything! You will be provided with instructions if your input is invalid.
Example: hello my dawg!
An example that Shnoop will respond with:
Try typing 'todo', 'event' or 'deadline' followed by stating the task description.
Adding a todo-task: todo / deadline / event
Add a todo task to the list
Format: todo [task_details]
Examples:
todo Research on adopting dogs
Resultant task added:
[T] [ ] Research on adopting dogs
Add a deadline task to the list
Format: deadline [task_details] [/by {task_deadline}]
Examples:
deadline Contact Tom on Dog Things /by Monday
Resultant task added:
[D] [ ] Contact Tom on Dog Things (by: Monday)
Dates in the YYYY-MM-DD format will be automatically converted to text
Examples:
deadline Contact Tom on Dog Things /by 2024-06-06
Resultant task added:
[D] [ ] Contact Tom on Dog Things (by: Jun 6 2024)
Add an event task to the list
Format: event [task_details] [/from {task_start}] [/to {task_end}]
Examples:
event Dog Adoption Party /from Aug 8 2024 /to Aug 10 2024
event Dog Adoption Party /from 2024-08-08 /to 2024-08-10
Resultant task added:
[E] [ ] Dog Adoption Party (from: Aug 8 2024 to: Aug 10 2024)
Listing all tasks: list
Shows a list of all tasks in the todo-list.
Format: list
If you type
list 1, it will sort the list alphabetically
Deleting tasks: delete
Deletes a specified task. Specify task number based on the numbering seen in list.
Format: delete [task_index]
Examples:
delete 3
The task number is based on the number the task is associated with when the
listcommand is run, do not base the number on the sorted variant of the list command (i.elist 1)
Mark a task: mark
Marks a specified task. Specify task number based on the numbering seen in list.
Format: mark [task_index]
Examples:
mark 3
Example of a marked task:
[E] [X] Dog Adoption Party (from: Aug 8 2024 to: Aug 10 2024)
Unmark a task: unmark
Unmarks a specified task. Specify task number based on the numbering seen in list.
Format: unmark [task_index]
Examples: unmark 3
Example of an umarked task:
[E] [ ] Dog Adoption Party (from: Aug 8 2024 to: Aug 10 2024)
List all tasks with given phrase: find
Lists all tasks whose description contain the given keyword / phrase.
Format: find [insert any word or phrase]
Examples: find dog
An example of a resultant listing:
[T] [ ] Research on adopting dogs
[E] [X] Dog Adoption Party (from: Aug 8 2024 to: Aug 10 2024)
Saving all changes: bye
Saves all changes made to the task list.
Format: bye
If you do not wish to save the tasks you have added or delete, you can use this aspect of the app as an undo feature. Hence, if you wish to undo / not save progress, do not type
bye, otherwise, remember to use this command to save all progress. ___