Usage

To Run the Application

1. Type './gradlew build'
2. In Intellij,right click on 'main/java/duke/Launcher.java' and select Run.

What commands can I enter?

List	sample user command
list <category>	list expenses

Note: you can view what to list by simply typing 'list'

For todos	sample user command
todo <description of task>	todo borrow book

For events	sample user command
event <description of task> /at <datetime>	event project meeting /at 2020-02-12
...	event project meeting /at mon 6pm

For deadline	sample user command
deadline <description of task> /by <datetime>	event return book /by 2020-02-12
...	event project meeting /by mon 6pm

To set an alias	sample user command
set alias <command to link> <alias>	set alias todo t

Make a spending	sample user command
spend <category> 15	spend food 15

• Category only accepts food, books and transport

• Note that specifiers /by and /at are not interchangeable

  e.g. events have to use /at deadlines have to use /by

Create Jar without Shadow

Steps to export your project with javafx

1. Add this to your build.gradle

jar {
    exclude 'META-INF/*.SF', 'META-INF/*.DSA', 'META-INF/*.RSA', 'META-INF/*.MF'

    manifest {
        attributes 'Main-Class': 'duke.Launcher',
                'Class-Path': configurations.runtime.files.collect { "build/libs/$it.name" }.join(' ')
    }
}

Run these commands in a terminal (java -jar has to be run) In the root project,

1. ./gradlew build

2. ./gradlew jar

3. run java -jar duke-xxx.jar you will receive noclassdeferr

4. Open eclipse

5. Import the project by General > projects from file system

6. Setup javafx as an external library Eclipse > Preferences > Build Path > Add user library external jars (using the jars in build/distributions/duke-xx.zip )

7. Edit run configuration by right clicking Run As > Edit Run Configuration. Update the project and you can find the main class when you click search

8. Add the user library to your project's build path. Right Click project > build path > Add libraries > User library Add the javafx11 library u just defined to the project under classpath

Almost done

1. Right click and select export > Java > Java runnable jar
2. Select 'Package dependencies' and a location to save the jar file

Your jar file should now work on cross-platform