v0.2

👊 SaitamaSensei Taskbot User Guide 👊

Saitama Sensei is a hero for fun and a task manager for efficiency.
He helps you track your training regimen (ToDos, Deadlines, and Events) with minimal effort.

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Quick Start 👊

1. Ensure you have Java 17 installed.
2. Download the latest .jar file below
3. Run the command: java -jar saitama.jar.
4. Type your commands in the chat box and press Enter!

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Features 👊

Showing a List: list

Show the current tasks that are in the list.

• Format: list
• Example: list

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Here are the tasks in your list:
1.[T][X] eat
2.[T][X] sleep
3.[D][] train one punch (by: May 04 2026 11.59pm)
4.[E][] fight Monster King Orochi (from:Jan 01 2026 to: Apr 25 2026)
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Adding a ToDo: todo

Adds a simple task without a date.

• Format: todo [description]
• Example: todo 100 pushups

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Got it.I've added this task:
[T][] 100 pushups
Now you have 5 tasks in the list.
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Adding a Deadline: deadline

Adds a task with a specific "by" date/time.

• Format: deadline [description] /by [dd-MM-yyyy HHmm]
• Example: deadline run 10km /by 20-04-2026 1800

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Got it.I've added this task:
[D][] run 10km (by: Apr 20 2026 6.00pm)
Now you have 6 tasks in the list.
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Adding a Event: event

Adds a task with a range "from" and "to" date/time.

• Format: event [description] /from [dd-MM-yyyy] /to [dd-MM-yyyy]
• Example: event to defeat Lord Boros /from 20-02-2026 /to 20-06-2026

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Got it.I've added this task:
[E][] to defeat Lord Boros (from: Feb 20 2026 to: Jun 20 2026)
Now you have 7 tasks in the list.
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Mark a task: mark

Marks a task based on task number index in list.

• Format: mark [task number in list]
• Example: mark 5

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Nice! I've marked this task as done:
[T][X] 100 pushups
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Unmark a task: unmark

Unmarks a task based on task number index in list.

• Format: unmark [task number in list]
• Example: unmark 2

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OK, I've marked this task as not done yet:
[T][] sleep
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Finding Tasks by keyword: find

Finds tasks by searching for a keyword in the description.

• Format: find [keyword]
• Example: find pushups

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Here are the matching tasks in your list:
5.[T][X] 100 pushups
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Finding Tasks by date: schedule

Finds tasks by searching for a keyword in the description.

• Format: schedule [dd-MM-yyyy HHmm]
• Example: schedule 20-02-2026

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Here are tasks in your list on the specific date (Feb 20 2026):
4.[E][] fight Monster King Orochi (from:Jan 01 2026 to: Apr 25 2026)
7.[E][] to defeat Lord Boros (from: Feb 20 2026 to: Jun 20 2026)
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Deleting a Task: delete

Removes a task from the list using its task number index in list.

• Format: delete [task number in list]
• Example: delete 1

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Noted.I've removed this task:
[T][X] eat
Now you have 6 tasks in the list.
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Exit from SaitamaSensei: bye

Exit fully from SaitamaSensei with the task saved in respective directories.

• Format: bye
• Example: bye

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Bye. Hope to see you again soon! 👊
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