T_Assistant User Guide

T_Assistant is a desktop app for CS2103 tutors managing their students, groups and tasks optimized for use via a Command Line Interface (CLI) while still having the benefits of a Graphical User Interface (GUI).

If you can type fast, T_Assistant can get your tutor management tasks done faster than traditional GUI apps.

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Quick start

  1. Ensure you have Java 17 or above installed in your Computer.

  2. Download the latest .jar file from here.

  3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your T_Assistant.

  4. Open a command terminal, cd into the folder you put the jar file in, and use the java -jar t_assistant.jar command to run the application.
    A GUI similar to the below should appear in a few seconds. Note how the app contains some sample data.

  5. Type the command in the command box and press Enter to execute it. e.g. typing help and pressing Enter will open the help window.
    Some example commands you can try:

    • list_s : Lists all students.

    • as sno/A0123456A sn/James Ho e/e0123456A@u.nus.edu t/TD9 : Adds a student named James Ho to T_Assistant.

    • undo : Undo the last command ran.

    • clear : Deletes all data.

    • exit : Exits the app.

  6. Refer to the Features below for details of each command.

Features

Notes about the command format:

  • Command words are case-insensitive!
    add_s ... and ADD_S ... will both be recognised as commands to add a new student.

  • Command words come with shorthands
    e.g. add_s... and as... will both be recognised as commands to add a new student.

  • Prefixes are case-insensitive!
    e.g. i/INDEX and I/INDEX will be recognised.

  • Words in UPPER_CASE are the parameters to be supplied by the user.
    e.g. in as sn/STUDENT_NAME, STUDENT_NAME is a parameter which can be used as as sn/John Doe.

  • Items in square brackets are optional.
    e.g sn/STUDENT_NAME [t/TAG] can be used as sn/John Doe t/TD9 or as sn/John Doe.

  • Items with …​ after them can be used multiple times including zero times.
    e.g. [t/TAG]…​ can be used as (i.e. 0 times), t/TD9, t/GoodatUI t/TeamLead etc.

  • Parameters can be in any order.
    e.g. if the command specifies sno/STUDENT_NUMBER sn/STUDENT_NAME, sn/STUDENT_NAME sno/STUDENT_NUMBER is also acceptable.

  • The following commands (i.e. help, exit and clear) will ignore extraneous parameters.
    e.g. if the command specifies help 123, it will be interpreted as help.

  • The following commands (i.e. list_s, list_g and sort commands) will throw an error for extraneous parameters.

  • Using extraneous parameters/repeated parameters, unlike stated, in other commands might result in an error!

Caution:

  • Prefixes are detected if a space is in front of them, i.e. gn/ will be detected as a prefix if entered like this (space)gn/.
  • If your input involves a parameter used in the command, consider using a backslash like this gn\.

Important

  • If you are using a PDF version of this document, be careful when copying and pasting commands that span multiple lines as space characters surrounding line-breaks may be omitted when copied over to the application.

When running commands that use i/INDEX, the index used references the unfiltered lists so always run the relevant list commands first!

e.g. add_t tn/Merry Christmas td/2024-12-24 0000 will return a filtered view of the task.

However, if you wish to edit the new task, you must run list_t first to edit it globally or list_t gn/GROUP_NAME if you wish to edit it for a group.

Student Commands

Listing Students: list_s, ls

Shows a list of all students in the T_Assistant.

Format: list_s

This screenshot shows the result of executing list_s.

Adding a Student: add_s, as

Adds a student to T_Assistant.

Format: add_s sno/STUDENT_NUMBER sn/STUDENT_NAME e/EMAIL [t/TAG]...

Notes
  1. Student Number and Email are the unique identifiers for each student, so no two students can have the same student number or email.
  2. Student Number provided by the user will be capitalised by the system.
  3. Tags are case-insensitive, so T1 and t1 will be recognised as the same tags. T_Assistant will add the first instance of the repeated tag.
  4. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Adding James Ho to T_Assistant
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: add_s sno/A0123456A sn/James Ho e/e0123456A@u.nus.edu t/TD9

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_s sno/A0123456A sn/James Ho e/e0123456A@u.nus.edu t/TD9.

Deleting a Student: del_s, ds

Deletes a student from T_Assistant.

Format: del_s sno/STUDENT_NUMBER

Notes
  1. A student with the Student Number must exist in T_Assistant.
  2. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Deleting James Ho from T_Assistant
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: del_s sno/A0123456A

This screenshot shows the result of executing del_s sno/A0123456A.

Editing a Student: edit_s, es

Edits the details of a student.

Format: edit_s i/INDEX [sn/NAME] [e/EMAIL] [t/TAG]...

Notes
  1. edit_s edits the student identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_s is called.
  2. Since Student Number is the unique identifier for each student, Student Number can't be edited.
  3. Email can be edited, but it must not exist in T_Assistant.
  4. At least 1 optional parameter must be provided, else an error will be thrown.
  5. Editing of tags is not cumulative, i.e. tags will be replaced by the new set of tags.
  6. Tags are removed by entering t/ without specifying any tags after it.
  7. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Editing Bernice Yu's Name
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: edit_s i/2 sn/Bernice Yu Ting Kang

This screenshot shows the result of executing edit_s i/2 sn/Bernice Yu Ting Kang.

Adding a Student to a Group: add_s_g, asg

Adds student(s) to a group.

Format: add_s_g sno/STUDENT_NUMBER [sno/STUDENT_NUMBER]... gn/GROUP_NAME

Notes
  1. The group with the Group Name and student(s) with the Student Number(s) must both exist in T_Assistant.
  2. The max size for a Group is 5 Students.
  3. Returns a filtered view of the group the student was added into.
  4. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Adding Roy Balakrishnan to CS2103-F11-1
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: add_s_g sno/A0122764H gn/CS2103-F11-1

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_s_g sno/A0122764H gn/CS2103-F11-1.

Deleting a Student from a Group: del_s_g, dsg

Deletes a student from its assigned group.

Format: del_s_g sno/STUDENT_NUMBER

Notes
  1. This command only removes a student from a group, not from T_Assistant.
  2. The student must exist in T_Assistant and be in a group.
  3. Since a student can only be in one group, it will automatically remove the student from the group it is in.
  4. Returns a filtered view of the group the student was in.
  5. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Deleting Alex Yeoh from CS2103-F12-1
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: del_s_g sno/A0737935G

This screenshot shows the result of executing del_s_g sno/A0737935G.

Finding Students: find_s, fs

Searches T_Assistant for students with fields that match the search query.

Format: find_s q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...

Notes
  1. This command is case-insensitive.
  2. The command will match substrings. You may search for part of a student's name such as Alex Y to find Alex Yeoh.
  3. A blank query i.e. fs q/ will return all students.
  4. This command functions on an OR logic. It will return all students that have fields that match any of the queries.
  5. Searches the following fields that a student has that matches the query:
    • Student name
    • Student number
    • Email
    • Group name
If you wish to filter for students with no groups, use the following command: `find_s q/!nogroup`

!nogroup is a special query that searches for students with no groups, it is also case-insensitive.

Take note that if any other student with a group happens to have a field that matches the special keyword, they will also appear in the results.

  1. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Find students with the following queries - TD7 and Oliveiro
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: find_s q/TD7 q/Olveiro

This screenshot shows the result of executing find_s q/TD7 q/Olveiro.



Scenario #2: Find students with no groups
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: find_s q/!nogroup

This screenshot shows the result of executing find_s q/!nogroup.

Sorting Students: sort_s, ss

Sorts the list of students in ASCII order.

Format: sort_s

Caution: The student list is sorted in ASCII order, not in alphabetical order as the message will say after successfully executing sort_s.

This screenshot shows the result of executing sort_s.

Group Commands

Listing Groups: list_g, lg

Shows a list of all groups in the T_Assistant.

Format: list_g

This screenshot shows the result of executing list_g.

Adding a Group: add_g, ag

Adds a group to the T_Assistant。

Format: add_g/ag gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...

Notes
  1. Group Name is the unique identifier for each group, so no two groups can have the same group name.
  2. Leading 0s in Group Name will be truncated, e.g. CS2103-F00012-002 will be read as CS2103-F12-2.
  3. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Adding group CS2103T-T10-1
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: add_g gn/CS2103T-T10-1

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_g gn/CS2103T-T10-1.

Deleting a Group: del_g, dg

Deletes the specified group from T_Assistant.

Format: del_g gn/GROUP_NAME

Notes
  1. This command is case-insensitive.

    del_g gn/CS2103-F12-2 and del_g gn/cs2103-f12-2 will delete the same group.

  2. This command will also remove students from the deleted group.
  3. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Deleting group CS2103-F12-2
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: del_g gn/CS2103-F12-2

This screenshot shows the result of executing del_g gn/CS2103-F12-2.

Editing a Group: edit_g, eg

Edits the specified group in T_Assistant.

Format: edit_g i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME

Notes
  1. edit_g edits the group identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_g is called.
  2. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Editing CS2103-F11-3 to CS2103T-F11-3
  1. Execute list_g to see the list of groups.
  2. Type and execute: edit_g i/3 gn/CS2103T-F11-3

This screenshot shows the result of executing edit_g i/3 gn/CS2103T-F11-3.

Finding Groups: find_g, fg

Searches T_Assistant for groups with fields that match the search query.

Format: find_g q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...

Notes
  1. This command is case-insensitive.
  2. The command will match substrings. You may search for part of a group's name such as F12 to find CS2103T-F12-10.
  3. A blank query i.e. fg q/ will return all groups.
  4. This command functions on an OR logic. It will return all groups that have fields that match any of the queries.
  5. Searches the following field that a group has that matches the query:
    • Group name
  6. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Finding groups with the following query - F11
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: find_g q/F11

This screenshot shows the result of executing find_g q/F11.

Sorting Groups: sort_g, sg

Sorts the list of groups in ASCII order.

Format: sort_g

Caution: The group list is sorted in ASCII order, not in alphabetical order as the message will say after successfully executing sort_g.

This screenshot shows the result of executing sort_g.

Task Commands

Listing Tasks: list_t, lt

Shows a list of all tasks in the T_Assistant.

Format: list_t [gn/GROUP_NAME]

Notes
  1. If there's a gn/Group Name supplied, all the tasks in that group will be listed instead.
  2. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Listing all tasks in all groups
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: list_t

This screenshot shows the result of executing list_t.



Scenario #2: Listing all tasks in CS2103-F11-1
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute: list_t gn/CS2103-F11-1

This screenshot shows the result of executing list_t gn/CS2103-F11-1.

Adding a Task to a Group: add_t_g, atg

Adds a task to a group or multiple groups.

Format: add_t_g tn/TASK_NAME td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm) gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...

Notes
  1. This command allows only the addition of a single task to one or multiple groups at the same time.
  2. The group name inputs are case-insensitive. cs2103-f11-1 will yield the same result as CS2103-F11-1.
  3. This command is relatively flexible in terms of the input parameters. You can input duplicate group names. The application simply ignores the duplicates and adds the task to the desired group.
  4. This command checks for the existence of the task, hence you cannot input a task which already exists. A task is equal to another task when it has the same task name and deadline as it.
  5. Returns a filtered view of the task added.
  6. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Adding a task with the name of Complete task 4 and deadline of 2024-11-15 1700 to groups CS2103-F12-1 and CS2103-F11-1

This is the default scenario where the task does not already exist and both groups exist.

  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type add_t_g tn/Complete task 4 td/2024-11-15 1700 gn/CS2103-F12-1 gn/CS2103-F11-1.

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_t_g tn/Complete task 4 td/2024-11-15 1700 gn/CS2103-F12-1 gn/CS2103-F11-1.

Adding a Task to ALL Groups: add_t, at

Adds a task to all groups.

Format: add_t tn/TASK_NAME td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)

Notes
  1. If the task specified already exists in some groups, it will add the other groups in.
  2. Returns a filtered view of the task added.
  3. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Executing add_t tn/Complete task 6 td/2024-10-20 1800
  1. You can begin this command on any panel.
  2. Type and execute add_t tn/Complete task 6 td/2024-10-20 1800.

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_t tn/Complete task 6 td/2024-10-20 1800.

Adding an Existing Task to a Group: add_et_g, aetg

Adds an existing task to the groups specified.

Format: add_et_g i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...

Notes
  1. This command is case-insensitive.

    gn/CS2103-F12-2 and gn/cs2103-f12-2 will be recognised as the same group.

  2. add_et_g adds an existing task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t is called.
  3. You can add an existing task to multiple groups.
  4. This command is relatively flexible in terms of the input parameters. You can input duplicate group names or group names that don't exist.
    1. The application simply ignores the duplicates and adds the task to the desired group.
  5. Returns a filtered view of the task added to the group(s).
  6. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Adding task in index 1 to CS2103T-T10-1
  1. Type and execute: list_t to see the list of tasks.
  2. After finding the task you wish to add, remember its index number (task with index 1 in this example).
  3. You may wish to execute list_g to check on the names of groups you wish to add the task to.
  4. Type and execute: add_et_g i/1 gn/CS2103T-T10-1

This screenshot shows the result of executing add_et_g i/1 gn/CS2103T-T10-1.

Deleting a Task from a Group: del_t_g, dtg

Deletes a task from a group.

Format: del_t_g i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME

Notes
  1. The index must be valid and should be the index of target task in the group's task list.
  2. del_t_g deletes a task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t gn/GROUP_NAME is called, where gn/GROUP_NAME is the group of interest.
  3. This command is case-insensitive.

    gn/CS2103-F12-2 and gn/cs2103-f12-2 will be recognised as the same group.

  4. Returns a filtered view of the group the task is deleted from.
  5. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Deleting task with index 1 from CS2103-F11-1
  1. Type and execute: list_t gn/CS2103-F11-1 to see the list of tasks in CS2103-F11-1.
  2. After finding the task you wish to delete from this group, remember its index number (task with index 1 in this example).
  3. Type and execute: del_t_g i/1 gn/CS2103-F11-1

This screenshot shows the result of executing del_t_g i/1 gn/CS2103-F11-1.

Deleting a Task from ALL Groups: del_t, dt

Delete a task from all groups that contain it.

Format: del_t i/INDEX

Notes
  1. The index must be valid and should be the index of task list.
  2. del_t deletes a task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t is called.
  3. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Deleting task in index 2
  1. Type and execute: list_t to see the list of tasks.
  2. Type and execute: del_t i/2

This screenshot shows the result of executing del_t i/2.

Editing a Task for a Group: edit_t_g, etg

Edits a task from a group.

Format: edit_t_g i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME [tn/TASK_NAME] [td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)]

Notes
  1. The index must be valid and should be the index of target task in the group's task list.
  2. edit_t_g edits a task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t gn/GROUP_NAME is called, where gn/GROUP_NAME is the group of interest.
  3. Group Name must exist in the T_Assistant.
  4. At least 1 optional parameter must be provided, else an error will be thrown.
  5. This command is case-insensitive.

    gn/CS2103-F12-2 and gn/cs2103-f12-2 will be recognised as the same group.

  6. Returns a filtered view of the group the task is edited in.
  7. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Editing a task with index 1 in CS2103-F12-1
  1. Type and execute: list_t gn/CS2103-F12-1 to see the list of tasks in CS2103-F12-1.
  2. After finding the task you wish to edit, type and execute: edit_t_g i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-1 tn/Complete task 7

This screenshot shows the result of executing edit_t_g i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-1 tn/Complete task 7.

Editing a Task for ALL Groups: edit_t, et

Edits a task from all groups that contain it.

Format: edit_t i/INDEX [tn/TASK_NAME] [td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)]

Notes
  1. The index must be valid and should be the index of task list.
  2. edit_t edits a task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t.
  3. At least 1 optional parameter must be provided, else an error will be thrown.
  4. There is a known issue for this command, go to Known Issues for more information.
  5. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Editing task in index 2
  1. Type and execute: list_t to see the task list.
  2. After finding the task you wish to edit, type and execute: edit_t i/2 tn/Complete task 8

This screenshot shows the result of executing edit_t i/2 tn/Complete task 8.

Mark a Task for a Group: mark_t, mt

Marks a task as done or undone.

Format: mark_t gn/GROUP_NAME i/INDEX

Notes
  1. The index must be valid and should be the index of target task in the group's task list.
  2. mark_t marks a task identified by the index. It only accepts a valid index based on the list returned when list_t gn/GROUP_NAME is called, where gn/GROUP_NAME is the group of interest.
  3. If a task is complete it will be marked as pending/overdue, and vice versa.
  4. Returns a filtered view of the group the task is marked at.
  5. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Marking an undone task

  1. Type and execute: mark_t gn/CS2103-F12-1 i/2

  2. Executing mark_t will mark the task as done.

  3. This screenshot shows the result of executing mark_t gn/CS2103-F12-1 i/2.



Scenario #2: Marking a done task

  1. Type and execute: mark_t gn/CS2103-F12-1 i/2

  2. Executing mark_t will mark the task as undone.

  3. This screenshot shows the result of executing mark_t gn/CS2103-F12-1 i/2.

Finding Tasks: find_t, ft

Searches T_Assistant for tasks with fields that match the search query.

Format: find_t q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...

Notes
  1. This command is case-insensitive.
  2. The command will match substrings. You may search for part of a task's name such as tp to find tP v1.6 Release.
  3. A blank query i.e. ft q/ will return all tasks.
  4. This command functions on an OR logic. It will return all tasks that have fields that match any of the queries.
  5. Searches the following field that a group has that matches the query:
    • Task name
  6. For information on the constraints for each parameter used in this command, go to Command Parameters.
Usage Scenario
Scenario #1: Finding tasks with the following query: 4

This screenshot shows the result of executing find_t q/4.

Sorting Tasks: sort_t, st

Sorts the task list by deadline from the earliest to the latest date.

Format: sort_t

This screenshot shows the result of executing sort_t.

Miscellaneous Commands

Undoing change: undo

Undoes the previous command ran.

Format: undo

Notes
  1. If it is your first time opening the application, you will be unable to undo because there is no data to undo. You can only undo after you have made changes to the application.
  2. You can only undo the commands which make changes to the application (add, delete, sort, mark, clear, edit commands), and not the commands which do not make any changes (find, list, help, exit commands).
  3. For every change you make within the application, it will be added to the version history of the application.
  4. The application stores up to 100 version histories. Hence, you will only be able to undo up to 100 of your most recent versions.
  5. After running the command you will be brought to the default panel of the application (the student list panel).

Redoing change: redo

Redoes the previously undone command.

Format: redo

Notes
  1. If it is your first time opening the application, you will be unable to redo because there is no data to redo. You can only redo the application after at least one undo has been executed.
  2. You can only redo the commands which make changes to the application (add, delete, sort, mark, clear, edit commands), and not the commands which do not make any changes (find, list, help, exit commands).
  3. After running the command you will be brought to the default panel of the application (the student list panel).

Viewing help : help

Shows a message explaining how to access the help page.

help message

Format: help

Clearing all entries : clear

Clears all entries from the assistant.

Format: clear

Exiting the program : exit

Exits the program.

Format: exit

Data Handling

Saving the data

T_Assistant data are saved in the hard disk automatically after any command that changes the data. There is no need to save manually.

Editing the data file

T_Assistant data are saved automatically as a JSON file [JAR file location]/data/addressbook.json. Advanced users are welcome to update data directly by editing that data file.

Caution: If your changes to the data file makes its format invalid, T_Assistant will discard all data and start with an empty data file at the next run. Hence, it is recommended to take a backup of the file before editing it.

Furthermore, certain edits can cause the T_Assistant to behave in unexpected ways (e.g., if a value entered is outside the acceptable range). Therefore, edit the data file only if you are confident that you can update it correctly.

Changes done directly to the data file will NOT be registered by the application, i.e. undo/redo will not register these changes.

FAQ

Q: How do I transfer my data to another Computer?
A: Install the app in the other computer and overwrite the empty data file it creates with the file that contains the data of your previous T_Assistant home folder and also copy over versionHistory.json if you wish to keep it.

Known issues

  1. When using multiple screens, if you move the application to a secondary screen, and later switch to using only the primary screen, the GUI will open off-screen. The remedy is to delete the preferences.json file created by the application before running the application again.
  2. If you minimize the Help Window and then run the help command (or use the Help menu, or the keyboard shortcut F1) again, the original Help Window will remain minimized, and no new Help Window will appear. The remedy is to manually restore the minimized Help Window.
  3. The application will sometimes open to a blank screen with no information displayed, simply run any commands and the application should function as per normal.
  4. When running edit task for all groups et, if a group has completed the task, their status will be reset to pending or overdue. The remedy is to run etg such that you create a new task for the groups with completed status before editing the task.

Glossary

Key Terms Definition
Mainstream OS Operating Systems (i.e. Windows, Linux, MacOS
JAR Executable file containing Java classes and other resources.
Prefix Keyword used in commands to specify the parameter type
Student Number Unique identifier for a student

Command Parameters

This section will inform you about what parameters are used in T_Assistant and their restrictions 😃

All parameters are case-insensitive when used for comparison unless stated otherwise.
Parameter Constraints Correct Incorrect
sno/
Student Number		 Start with A0
Followed by 6 numerical digits
End with any letter		 A0123456B A1234567
A1234567A
sn/
Student Name		 Only contain alphanumeric characters, a variety of latin characters and spaces, and it should not be blank John Doe J0hn Doe$$
e/
Email		 Format: local-part@domain-part
local-part should contain only alphanumeric characters and the following special characters _, .
local-part cannot start and end with special characters
domain-part must end with u.nus.edu		 johndoe@u.nus.edu ,
john_doe@u.nus.edu		 $johndoe@u.nus.edu
johndoe@gmail.com
t/
Tag		 Only contain alphanumeric characters TD8 TD 8
Great at UI
gn/
Group Name		 Format: [Module]-[Tutorial Group]-[Group Number]
Module can be either CS2103 or CS2103T
Tutorial Group should be one letter followed by a positive integer
Group Number should be a positive integer
Integer are supported up to 2147483647		 CS2103-F12-2
CS2103T-W1-5		 CS2103A-1-A1
CS2040S-A1-1
tn/
Task Name		 Cannot be blank Release tP v1.6
td/
Task Deadline		 Must be in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD HHmm
Relative to Singapore's timezone		 2024-11-09 1800 today
2024-1-9 1900
2024-01-09 800
q/
Query		 No limitations iP
tP v1.5
i/
Index		 Must be positive integer 1
10		 -1
test

Command Summary

Student

Action Format, Examples
List Students list_s/ls
Add Student add_s/as sno/STUDENT_NUMBER sn/STUDENT_NAME e/EMAIL [t/TAG]...
e.g., as sno/A0123456A sn/James Ho e/e0123456A@u.nus.edu t/TD9
Delete Student del_s/ds sno/STUDENT_NUMBER
e.g., ds sno/A0123456A
Edit Student edit_s/es i/INDEX [sn/STUDENT_NAME] [e/EMAIL] [t/TAG]...
e.g., es i/1 sno/A0123456A sn/James Ho Ting Kang
Add Student to Group add_s_g/asg sno/STUDENT_NUMBER gn/GROUP_NAME
e.g., asg sno/A0123456A gn/CS2103-F12-2
Delete Student From Group del_s_g/dsg sno/STUDENT_NUMBER
e.g., dsg sno/A0123456A
Find Student find_s/fs q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...
e.g., fs q/James
Sort Students sort_s/ss

Group

Action Format, Examples
List Groups list_g/lg
Add Group add_g/ag gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...
e.g., ag gn/CS2103-F12-2 gn/CS2103-F12-1
Delete Group del_g/dg gn/GROUP_NAME
e.g., dg gn/CS2103-F12-2
Edit Group edit_g/eg i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME
e.g., eg i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-3
Find Group find_g/fg q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...
e.g., fg q/CS2103-F12-2
Sort Groups sort_g/sg

Task

Action Format, Examples
List Task list_t/lt [gn/GROUP_NAME]
e.g., lt, lt gn/CS2103-F12-2
Add Task to Group add_t_g/atg tn/TASK_NAME td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm) gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...
e.g., atg tn/v1.5 Release td/2024-11-07 2359 gn/CS2103-F12-2
Add Task to All Groups add_t/at tn/TASK_NAME td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)
e.g., at tn/Submit Postmortem td/2024-10-20 1800
Add Existing Task to Group add_et_g/aetg i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME [gn/GROUP_NAME]...
e.g., aetg i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-3
Delete Task from All Groups del_t/dt i/INDEX
e.g., dt i/1
Delete Task from Group del_t_g/dtg i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME
e.g., dtg i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-2
Edit Task for Group edit_t_g/etg i/INDEX gn/GROUP_NAME [tn/TASK_NAME] [td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)]
e.g., etg i/1 gn/CS2103-F12-3 tn/v1.4 Release
Edit Task for All Groups edit_t/et i/INDEX [tn/TASK_NAME] [td/TASK_DEADLINE (YYYY-MM-DD HHmm)]
e.g., et i/1 td/2024-11-20 1200
Mark Task mark_t/mt gn/GROUP_NAME i/INDEX
e.g., mt gn/CS2103-F12-2 i/2
Find Task find_t/ft q/QUERY [q/QUERY]...
e.g., ft q/v1.3 Release
Sort Tasks sort_t/st

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