Pyke is a smart chat bot that is embedded with a task manager.
- Ensure you have Java
11
or above installed. You can download from here.- You can run commands
java -verison
andjavac -version
on the terminal to check
- You can run commands
- Download
Pyke.jar
of the latest release version from here. - Move
Pyke.jar
to the directory where you want to use as the home folder of the application. - Double click
Pyke.jar
file to run the application.- Alternatively, you can open the terminal on that folder and run
java -jar Pyke.jar
. - If you wish to run in CLI, you can open the terminal on that folder and run
java -cp Pyke.jar pyke.Pyke
.
- Alternatively, you can open the terminal on that folder and run
Enter deadline CS4215 lab /by 2022-02-20
to add your first task into the list!
And enter list
to view all the task in the list. Try mark 1
and view the list again.
You can view the list of command guide by entering help
.
Below it's a picture of what it should roughly look like on Windows 10.
And this is a demo for CLI (Command-Line Interface) in case you are a GIGA turbo-geek.
Note that you can enter bye
to exit from CLI (you can try this on GUI).
You can check out the code in this GitHub repository.
Check out this GitHub page!
Q: Why my computer shows JNI error message when I try to open the application
A: This is caused by wrong version of jdk
(Java Development Kit) on your environment. You can read this post for a solution.
This is the Xiaoteng 's project homework for CS2103T Software Engineering module at NUS.