Overwhelmed by the amount of tasks to do, deadlines to remember and events to attend? Fret not, Willy is here to your rescue! Willy is a desktop app that helps you to manage your activities in the form of a list.
todo
deadline
event
done
delete
find
edit
list
Ensure you have Java 11
or above installed in your Computer.
Download the latest willy.jar
from here.
Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your WillyBot.
Double-click the file to start the app. The GUI similar to the below should appear in a few seconds.
The image below is just an example containing some sample data.
todo
Keep track of a new task by adding the task to your list of current activities.
Format: todo [TASK]
Example of usage: todo do Homework
deadline
Keep track of a new task with deadline by adding the task to your list of current activities.
Format: deadline [TASK] /by [DATE] [TIME]
Example of usage: deadline project /by 20/20/2020 18:00
event
Keep track of a new event by adding the event to your list of current activities.
Format: event [TASK] /at [DATE] [TIME]
Example of usage: event project meeting /at 20/20/2020 18:00
done
Update the task you have done in your list of activities.
Format: done [TASK NUMBER]
Example of usage: done 1
delete
Remove the task from your list of activities.
Format: delete [TASK NUMBER]
Example of usage: delete 1
find
Find tasks in your list of activities that match with the keyword you input.
Format: find [KEYWORD(s)]
Example of usage: find read
edit
Helps you replace a certain task with a new task in your list of activities.
Format: edit [TASK NUMBER] > [TASK DETAILS]
Example of usage: edit 1 > todo sleep
list
Displays all the activities in your list of activities
Format: list
Example of usage: list
Action | Format, Examples |
---|---|
Add task | Add todo task: todo [TASK] e.g. todo homework Add deadline task: deadline [TASK] /by [DATE] [TIME] e.g. deadline project /by 20/20/2020 18:00 Add event task: event [TASK] /at [DATE] [TIME] e.g. event project meeting /at 20/20/2020 18:00 |
Update Task | done [TASK NUMBER] e.g. done 3 |
Delete Task | delete [TASK NUMBER] e.g. delete 3 |
Edit | edit [TASK NUMBER] e.g. edit 3 |
Find | find [KEYWORD(s)] e.g. find read book |
List | list |
*View List of Commands | help |