- About the Project
- Built With
- UML Diagrams
- Logo
- User Manual
- License
- Contact
- Acknowledgements
ToDoLy is a simple text based to-do list application. The user is able to add, edit, display, remove and save tasks all from the comfort of their terminal. When adding a task one is able to set the task title, the project it belongs to, its due date and status (open or done) and these fields maybe be adjusted after the intial creation of the task, editing . When one wants to see the entirety of their to-do list all they need do is display their tasks using the aforefentioned display function! The tasks may be stylishly displayed according to their project handles or due dates for your viewing pleasure. The application implements a task number system so to edit and remove one needs to know the number of the task they want to mamnipulate. How, one might ask, is the user supposed to know this number? Have no fear, as when ever one edits or removes, the tasks are displayed for the users perusal of the relevant task numbers. When the user is done using the application, all they need to do to make sure all they’re important tasks are still there the next time, is save and quit, now conventiently located within one single action!
- IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2.2
- Java 11.0.8
- .txt file for storing and retrieving data.
- tears
I know its a little boring (and a little small) but it was the only logo I could find for free…
You’re likely a manual user, so you might need this user manual:
ToDoLy User Manual
This is a guide on how to use ToDoLy, your favourite, simple to do list application for managing all those pesky tasks.
All commands should be entered as numbers in connection to the number they hold in the menu.
The menu will look like this:
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Add a Task
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Edit a Task
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Show Task List
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Remove a Task
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Save and Quit
And so,
- If you ever want to add a task, simply enter 1.
- If you want to edit an already-existing task, type 2.
- If you want to display your to-do list, type 3.
- If you want to remove a task, type 4.
- If you want to save and quit, type 5.
I hope you enjoy using ToDoLy (also available in project folder)
- Open source
If you're a very junior programmer like I am as I finish this, and would like to chat about how to do this yourself, email me.
tristanmccarthy085@gmail.com
I would like to thank StackOverflow, Youtube, the World of Zuul project from Objects first with Java and Fred.