Anzu

# Task Commands

As a scheduler bot, Anzu's 'heart' lays in these commands. Remember that the parameters are required to be in a sequence!

# /schedule

This command is used to schedule a task.

# Parameters

  • deadline, the deadline of the task, in a valid YYYY-MM-DD format.
  • job_name, the name of the job to be scheduled (case sensitive).

# Example Usage

/schedule 2020-12-20 Work on CI/CD pipeline
/schedule 1970-01-01 Linux Epoch Time
/schedule 2020202020 Test

# Response

The first one will return successfully (assuming that the current date is less than 2020-12-20).

Thank you! Your task of 'Work on CI/CD pipeline' with the deadline being 2020-12-20 has been created successfully!

The second one will fail (obviously).

You can only assign a task whose deadline is today or greater than today!

The third one will also fail.

Invalid date! Please enter date in YYYY-MM-DD format!

# /tasks

This command is used to get all available tasks.

# Parameters

None

# Example Usage

/tasks

# Response

Hello everyone!

Anzu is here to remind you all of your schedules. Here is it:

... (your tasks here)

Good luck and stay in high spirits!

# /delete

This command is used to delete available tasks in the current environment (room / group / personal chat).

# Parameters

  • job_name, the job name to be deleted (case sensitive).

# Example Usage

/delete randomJob

# Response

Assuming that randomJob exists in the current environment.

Task with the name 'randomJob' has been deleted!

If it does not exists, then it will return the following message.

The task that you want to delete does not exist!

# /reschedule

This command is used to reschedule a task in an environment.

# Parameters

  • new_deadline, the new deadline in YYYY-MM-DD format.
  • job_name, the job name to be rescheduled (case sensitive).

# Example Usage

/reschedule 2021-01-02 Second day of 2021

# Response

Assuming that Second day of 2021 exists.

Thank you! Your task of 'Second day of 2021' has been rescheduled to '2021-01-02'!

Else will return the following.

The task that you want to reschedule does not exist!

# /finish

This command is used to finish a task. Identical to /delete, but with a more 'humane' message.

# Parameters

  • job_name, the job name to be finished (case sensitive).

# Example Usage

/finish Second day of 2021

# Response

Assuming that Second day of 2021 exists in the current environment.

Great work! The task 'Second day of 2021' has been finished!

If it does not exists, then it will return the following message.

The task that you want to finish does not exist!

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