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YLEXI User Guide

Are you feeling overwhelmed with your work? Too lazy to write down your schedule?
Do it in quick, fast and efficiently with YLEXI!

Quick Start

1. Ensure that you have Java 11 or above installed in your Computer.
2. Download the latest ylexi.jar from here.
3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for YLEXI.
4. Open a command terminal, ‘cd’ into your folder that you put the jar file in.
5. Use the ‘java -jar ylexi.jar’ command to run the application.

A GUI similar to above should appear in a few seconds.

Features

1. Adding todo

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Add a generic task that has to be done.

Example: todo revise cs2103t

Format: todo [TASK NAME]

2. Adding deadline

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Add a task that has a specific deadline.

Example: deadline return book /by Sunday

Example: deadline return book /by 2/12/2019 1800

Example: deadline return book /by 2/12/2019

Format: deadline [TASK NAME] /by [DEADLINE]

Format: deadline [TASK NAME] /by [dd-MM-yyyy]

Format: deadline [TASK NAME] /by [dd-MM-yyyy HHmm]

• Define deadline with specific formats for date and time as shown above. Otherwise, a deadline that is not date formatted works too.

3. Adding event

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Add a task that occurs over a period of time.

Example: event hack and roll /from Mon 12pm /to Tues 12pm

Format: event [TASK NAME] /from [START DATE] to [END DATE]

4. Editing task

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Edit the various attributes of a task.

Example: edit description/return books/1

• Changes the description of the first task from “return book” to “return books”

Example [EVENT TASK]: edit start/3pm/1

• Changes the start time of the first task from “2pm” to “3pm”

Example [EVENT TASK]: ‘edit end/4pm/2’

• Changes the end time of the second task from “2pm” to “4pm”

Example [DEADLINE TASK]: edit by/monday/2

• Changes the deadline of the second task from “tues” to “monday”

Format: edit [ATTRIBUTE TYPE]/[NEW ATTRIBUTE]/[TASK NUMBER]

• Note that different tasks have specific attributes that can be edited:
  1. Todo: description
  2. Event: description , start , end
  3. Deadline: description , by
• The respective attributes correspond to the commands that can be used.

5. Marking task

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After completing a task, user can check it as done.

Example: mark 1

• Marks task 1

Format: mark [TASK NUMBER]

6. Unmarking task

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To unmark a task that has been previously marked.

Example: unmark 1

• Unmarks task 1

Format: unmark [TASK NUMBER]

7. Deleting task

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Delete a task from a task list.

Example: delete 1

• Deletes task 1

Format: delete [TASK NUMBER]

8. Listing task

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List out all the task stored currently.

Format: list

Sample Output:

Here are the tasks in your list.
1.[T][]revise CS2103T
2.[E][]project meeting (from: Mon 2pm to: 4pm)

9. Exit the program

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Close the program.

Format: bye