Welcome to the SportsPA User Guide!

SportsPA is a desktop application targeted for use among NUS sports CCA Leaders. It manages membership and training sessions for NUS sports CCAs. SportsPA allows you to keep track of details of your members as well as facilities to hold training sessions at. With SportsPA, you will be able to quickly organise training sessions as we help you allocate available members into the various facilities according to their specified capacity.

SportsPA mainly uses a CLI (Command Line Interface), meaning that you simply have to type in commands to use it. This user guide provides an in-depth documentation on all the commands available. If this is your first time using SportsPA, we also provide a quick start guide that demonstrates the end-to-end setup process to get you started.

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How to use the User Guide

You can click on the links in the Table of Contents to quickly navigate to your desired location in this User Guide. A link to return to the Table of Contents is also provided at the end of every section.

The table below summarizes the meaning of the icons and text styles used throughout this User Guide.

Icon / Text Style Description
bold Highlights important information such as components of SportsPA or constraints of command parameters
keyboard Represents commands in the format that you should follow when typing them
UPPER_CASE Represents parameters to be supplied by you for commands
link Represents links that can be clicked on to navigate to a relevant section of the User Guide or a different website
:information_source: Notes: Represents important information regarding commands such as their format and constraints
:exclamation: Caution: Represents warnings for actions that can result in the unintentional and irreversible removal of data or affect the result of a previously executed command
:bulb: Tip: Represents useful tips that we would like to share
:camera: Signifies that a screenshot of the outcome of the command is provided below

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Quick Start

  1. Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed on your Computer. If you are unsure of how to do so, refer to the FAQ.

  2. Download the latest SportsPA.jar from here.

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

  4. Double-click the file to start the app. You should see a graphical interface similar to the image below appear in a few seconds. SportsPA provides some sample data for you to play around with and familiarize yourself with the commands.

If you are on macOS and encounter the below issue when launching SportsPA, follow this.

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Using SportsPA’s Interface

While SportsPA has a GUI (Graphical User Interface) to display data and messages, you interact with it mainly by typing. The figure below provides an overview of the key components in our interface.

Gui

Typically, to execute a command, this is how you interact with the interface:

  1. Type the desired command into the Command Window and press Enter on your keyboard.
  2. The results of the command (or any warning messages generated) are displayed in the Result Window.
  3. Any changes made to the data will be reflected accordingly in the List Window.

SportsPA stores two lists - Members and Facilities, which you can freely switch between by clicking on the respective Tabs. Alternatively, whenever you execute a member-specific or facility-specific command, SportsPA automatically switches to the relevant tab for you.

Here are some example commands you can try:

  • help : Displays help window.

  • listm : Lists all members.

  • listf : Lists all facilities.

  • addf n/Court 1 l/University Sports Centre t/1700 c/10 : Adds the facility named Court 1 to the facilities list.

  • deletem 3 : Deletes 3rd member in the members list.

  • exit : Exits the app.

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Command Syntax

Before we start, let’s take a look at what a typical command in SportsPA comprises of.

Component Description
Command Word The keyword that represents a command in SportsPA
Preamble The keyword that represents an INDEX / DAY
Prefix The keyword preceding the parameter(s)
Parameter The argument proceeding the prefix

To illustrate the above, we will use the edit member command:
editm 1 n/John Doe p/92315540 d/2 3 t/exco

  • editm is the command word
  • 1 is the preamble representing the index of the member to edit
  • n/ p/ d/ t/ are the prefixes
  • John Doe, 92315540, 2 3, exco are the parameters

The add member command also follows a similar format, but without the preamble:
addm n/John Doe p/92315540 t/exco

For your easy reference, we have prepared a summary of prefixes and their required parameters below.

Member-Specific prefixes:

Prefix Parameter Requirements
p/ PHONE Minimum of 3 digits and maximum of 15 digits
d/ DAY(S) Integer, 1-7 only, 1 represents Monday, 2 represents Tuesday etc.
t/ TAG Maximum of 20 alphanumeric characters and spaces
tda/ TODAY_ATTENDANCE true for present or false for absent
tta/ TOTAL_ATTENDANCE Integer, non-negative only
by/ SORT_ORDER name or tag only

Facility-Specific prefixes:

Prefix Parameter Requirements
l/ LOCATION Maximum of 50 alphanumeric characters and spaces
c/ CAPACITY Integer, 1-50 only
t/ TIME 24-hour format e.g., 1400

General prefixes:

Prefix Parameter Requirements
n/ NAME Maximum of 50 alphanumeric characters and spaces
s/ SHORTCUT Not an existing command word in SportsPA, 1 word only
cw/ COMMAND_WORD Existing command words in SportsPA

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Features

This section documents all the commands available in SportsPA, guiding you through its function, format, example usages and any other noteworthy tips. Note that examples ending with :camera: means that a screenshot of the outcome is provided below.

For a summary of all the prefixes and parameters, refer to the Command Syntax.

For a summary of all the commands, refer to the Command Summary. If this is your first read, do go through the following notes about the command format to help you better understand the documentation.

:information_source: Notes about the command format:

  • Characters with the slash symbols are used to indicate the type of parameter supplied by the user.
    e.g. in addm n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER, n/ and p/ are the symbols used before entering a parameter for NAME and PHONE_NUMBER respectively.

  • Words in UPPER_CASE are the parameters to be supplied by the user.
    e.g. in deletem INDEX, INDEX is a parameter which can be used as deletem 1.

  • Items in square brackets are optional.
    e.g. n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER [d/DAY(S)] [t/TAG]... can be used as n/Ben p/91111111 d/1 or as n/John p/91111111 or as n/John p/91111111 t/exco.

  • Items with ... after them can be used multiple times including zero times, by repeating the character with slash symbol, if present, and the parameter.
    e.g. [t/TAG]... can be used as ` ` (i.e. 0 times), t/exco, or t/exco t/y2, etc.

  • Parameters with (S) at the end, can be supplied one or more times without repeating the characters with slash symbols.
    e.g. d/DAY(S) can be used as d/1, d/1 2, etc.

  • Parameters with the slash symbols can be in any order.
    e.g. if the command specifies n/NAME l/LOCATION, l/LOCATION n/NAME is also acceptable.

  • If parameters following slash symbols are expected only once in the command but you specified it multiple times, only the last occurrence of the parameter wll be taken.
    e.g. for p/PHONE, if you specify p/12341234 p/56785678, only p/56785678 will be taken.

  • Parameters without slash symbols can only be specified once, and must follow the order of the command format.
    e.g. for INDEX, if you specify 1 1, it is invalid.

  • Extraneous parameters for commands that do not take in parameters (such as help, listf, clearm and exit) will be ignored.
    e.g. if the command specifies help 123, it will be interpreted as help.

Member-Specific Features

Adding a member: addm

Adds a member to your members list.

Format: addm n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER [d/DAY(S)] [t/TAG]...

  • DAY(S) specifies the days when the member is available for that week
  • DAY(S) should be provided as a numerical index, where 1 represents Monday, 2 represents Tuesday … and 7 represents Sunday and must be separated by a single space e.g. d/1 2 3
  • Members added without DAY(S) will have no available days by default

:information_source: Note: You will not be able to add members with the same NAME or PHONE_NUMBER as another existing member into the member list as they are considered duplicates.

Examples:

  • addm n/Bob Chia p/91228372 adds Bob Chia to the member list with zero available days by default
  • addm n/John Tan p/91234567 d/1 3 5 adds John Tan to the member list and indicates his availability on Monday, Tuesday and Friday
  • addm n/Harry Li p/91234567 d/1 t/exco t/y2 adds Harry Li to the member list, indicates his availability on Monday and tags him as ‘exco’ and ‘y2’ :camera:

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Listing all members: listm

Shows a list of your members.

Format: listm

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Deleting a member: deletem

Deletes a member from your member list.

Format: deletem MEMBER_INDEX

  • Deletes the member at the specified MEMBER_INDEX
  • The index refers to the index number shown in the currently displayed member list
  • The index must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3, …​

:information_source: Note: Deleting a member will automatically remove them from any facilities they were allocated to.

Examples:

  • listm followed by deletem 2 deletes the member at index 2 of the member list
  • findm n/John followed by deletem 1 deletes the first member in the results of the findm command

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Editing a member: editm

Edits an existing member from your member list.

Format: editm MEMBER_INDEX [n/NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [t/TAG]...

  • Edits the member at the specified MEMBER_INDEX
  • MEMBER_INDEX refers to the index number shown in the displayed member list
  • MEMBER_INDEX must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3…
  • At least one of the optional fields must be provided
  • Existing values will be updated to the input values
:exclamation: Caution: Editing any fields of a member will automatically remove them from any facilities they were allocated to. If necessary, you can manually allocate the edited member back to the facility (see Allocating a member to a facility) or perform the split command again (see Splitting members into facilities)
:bulb: Tip 1: Didn’t tag a member when you added them? It’s not too late, just tag them using this command! Similarly, use t/ (nothing supplied) to remove all tags from a member.
:bulb: Tip 2: If you are looking to edit a member’s availability, see Setting member availability.

Examples:

  • editm 1 n/Jonathan t/ edits the name of the 1st member to be Jonathan and removes all its tags
  • editm 2 n/Jonathan p/93837283 edits the name and phone number of the 2nd member to be Jonathan and 93837283 respectively
  • editm 2 t/exco t/y1 edits the 2nd member to have tags exco and y1 :camera:

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Finding a member: findm

If you are looking for specific members, findm lets you find and filter members based on any of the specified field keywords.

Format: findm [n/NAME] [p/PHONE] [d/DAY(S)] [tda/TODAY_ATTENDANCE] [tta/TOTAL_ATTENDANCE] [t/TAG]...

  • At least one of the optional fields must be provided
  • findm is case-insensitive. e.g. n/john will match John
  • Only full words will be matched e.g. n/Johnny will not match John
  • For [t/TAG]..., members matching at least one tag will be listed (i.e. OR search)
    e.g. findm t/exco t/y2 will list members with tags exco y2, and also members with only one matching tag y2 or exco
  • If multiple field keywords are supplied, only members that match all the given field keywords will be listed (i.e. AND search)
    e.g. findm n/Amy t/exco will match Amy with the tag exco but not John with the tag exco

:information_source: Note: For the parameter d/DAY(S), if the member is not available on any one of the specified days, they will not be shown in the filtered list (i.e members have to be available on all specified days in order for them to be shown in the list).

:bulb: Tip: Member list is too large? Simply use this command to narrow down the members you are looking for!

Examples:

  • findm n/John returns john and John Doe
  • findm t/exco t/y2 returns members with either tags exco y2, or both :camera:

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Sorting member list: sortm

Shows a list of all members, sorted by their names or their tags.

Format: sortm by/SORT_ORDER

  • When sorting by names, members with lexicographically smaller names are displayed first
  • When sorting by tags, members with more tags are displayed first

Examples:

  • sortm by/name returns a member list sorted alphabetically by their names
  • sortm by/tag returns a member list sorted by the number of tags

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Setting member availability: setm

The availability of your members can change frequently. Thus, instead of having to individually edit your members’ availability, use setm to set the availability of given member(s) at one go.

Format: setm MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]... d/DAY(S)

  • Sets the availability of the member(s) at the specified MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES to be the specified DAY(S)
  • DAY(S) must be separated by a single space e.g. d/1 2 3
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES refer to the index number(s) shown in the displayed member list
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES must be positive integers 1, 2, 3, …​
  • MORE_INDICES must be separated by a single space e.g. 1 2 3
:exclamation: Caution: Setting the availability of a member will automatically remove them from any facilities they were allocated to. This action is irreversible.

:information_source: Note: All indices provided must be in the range of the displayed member list. Otherwise, the command will be considered invalid and none of the member’s availability will be set.

Examples:

  • findm n/John followed by setm 2 d/1 sets the availability of the member at index 2 in the results of the findm command to be Monday
  • listm followed by setm 5 d/1 2 sets the availability of the member at index 5 in the member list to be Monday and Tuesday
  • listm followed by setm 1 2 3 d/3 4 sets the availability of the first three members in the member list to be Wednesday and Thursday :camera:

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Marking attendance of members: mark

During a training session, you can mark the attendance of members present (represented by a tick) with this command.

Format: mark MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]...

  • Marks the member(s) at the specified MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES in the currently displayed member list as present
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES refers to the index number of the member in the displayed members list
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES must be positive integers 1, 2, 3 …​
  • MORE_INDICES must be separated by a single space e.g. 1 2 3
:bulb: Tip: After you have marked attendance for today, use the cleara command (see Clearing all attendance for today) to reset everyone’s attendance today and save their total attendance so that you can use the mark command again to take attendance for another day.

Examples:

  • mark 1 2 marks the attendance of the members at indices 1 and 2 in the currently displayed list as present :camera:

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Unmarking attendance of members: unmark

Unmarks attendance of members marked as present, represented by a cross.

Format unmark MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]...

  • Unmarks the member(s) at the specified MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES in the members list as present
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES refers to the index number of the member in the displayed members list
  • MEMBER_INDEX and MORE_INDICES must be positive integers 1, 2, 3 …​
  • MORE_INDICES must be separated by a single space e.g. 1 2 3

Examples:

  • unmark 1 2 unmarks the attendance of members at indices 1 and 2 as not present

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Clearing all attendance for today: cleara

At the end of a training session, you can use this command to finalise and update the member’s attendance records, then unmark all member’s attendance to prepare for the next training session.

Format: cleara

:exclamation: Caution: All attendance data will be unmarked immediately and total attendance of those who were present will be incremented after this command is executed. This action is irreversible.

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Importing multiple members using a CSV file: import

When you want to add or update the details of multiple members in one go, you can import data from a CSV (comma-separated values) file using import.

Format: import CSV_FILE_PATH

  • Data imported from the CSV file must have 4 headers in this order:
    1. Name
    2. Phone number
    3. Availability
    4. Tags
  • In the CSV file, parameters’ formats follows that of the addm command (see Adding a Member)
  • You can add multiple tags by separating each tag with a comma in the CSV file.
  • CSV_FILE_PATH should be relative to the JAR file location
:exclamation: Caution: If there are duplicate members (i.e. members with the same name or same phone number) being imported using the CSV file, the details from the CSV file will overwrite the existing details, except for the attendance data. This action is irreversible.

:information_source: Note: If any members being imported is deemed invalid, those members will be skipped. A member being imported will be invalid if the member being imported has the same name an existing member in SportsPA AND has the same phone as another existing member in SportsPA.

Examples:

  • import myFile.csv imports member data from the CSV file in [JAR_file_location]/myFile.csv :camera:

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Clearing all entries in member list: clearm

Clears all members from your member list.

Format: clearm

:exclamation: Caution: All member data will be removed immediately after this command is executed. This action is irreversible.

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Facility-Specific Features

Adding a facility: addf

Adds a facility to your facility list.

Format: addf n/NAME l/LOCATION t/TIME c/CAPACITY

:information_source: Note: You will not be able to add facilities with the same NAME and LOCATION into the list as they are considered duplicates.

Examples:

  • addf n/Court 1 l/University Sports Hall t/1500 c/5 adds Court 1 at University Sports Hall at 3pm with a capacity of 5
  • addf n/Court 19 l/Tampines Hub Badminton Hall t/1700 c/5 adds Court 19 at Tampines Hub Badminton Hall at 5pm with a capacity of 5 :camera:

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Listing all facilities: listf

Shows a list of all your facilities.

Format: listf

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Deleting a facility: deletef

Removes a facility from your facility list.

Format: deletef FACILITY_INDEX

  • Deletes the facility at the specified FACILITY_INDEX
  • FACILITY_INDEX refers to the index number shown in the currently displayed facility list
  • FACILITY_INDEX must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3…

Examples:

  • listf followed by deletef 2 deletes the second facility in the facility list
  • findf Court 1 followed by deletef 1 deletes the first facility in the results of the findf command

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Editing a facility: editf

Edits an existing facility in your facility list.

Format: editf FACILITY_INDEX [n/NAME] [l/LOCATION] [t/TIME] [c/CAPACITY]

  • Edits the facility at the specified FACILITY_INDEX
  • FACILITY_INDEX refers to the index number shown in the displayed facility list
  • FACILITY_INDEX must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3…
  • At least one of the optional fields must be provided
  • Existing values will be updated to the input values
:exclamation: Caution: All members allocated to the facility will be unallocated if you edit its CAPACITY to be below the number of allocated members. This action is irreversible.

:information_source: Note: You will not be able to edit the facility if it has the same NAME and LOCATION as another existing facility as they are considered duplicates.

Examples:

  • editf 1 n/Court 5 edits the name of the first facility to be Court 5
  • editf 2 n/Court 20 l/University Sports Hall edits the name and location of the second facility to be Court 20 and University Sports Hall respectively

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Finding a facility: findf

If you are looking for specific facilities, findf lets you find and filter facilities whose location contains any of the given keywords.

Format: findf KEYWORD [MORE_KEYWORDS]...

  • KEYWORD and MORE_KEYWORDS are case-insensitive. e.g. Utown will match utown
  • Only the location is searched
  • Only full words will be matched e.g. Utown will not match town
  • Facilities matching at least one keyword will be returned (i.e. OR search) e.g Utown Redhill will return Utown Field and Redhill Sports Complex

Examples:

  • findf redhill returns Redhill Sports Complex and Redhill Field
  • findf opp tampines returns Opp University Hall and Tampines Hub Badminton Hall :camera:

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Splitting members into facilities: split

Organise your next training session seamlessly by splitting members into the facilities based on its capacity and members’ availability using split.

Format: split DAY

  • Allocate members available on the specified DAY to each facility
  • DAY must be a positive integer from 1 to 7, whereby 1 represents Monday and 7 represents Sunday
  • All facilities are assumed to be available and have the same capacity on every day of the week
:exclamation: Caution: Executing this command will overwrite all existing allocations you have made for the given day. This action is irreversible. You can use the export command (see Exporting facility details and member allocation) to save your previous allocations before using the split command again.

:information_source: Note: SportsPA will warn you when there are no members available on the specified day or insufficient facilities to accommodate all available members and the allocation will not be executed.

Examples:

  • split 1 splits members into groups for training on Monday of that week and displays the list of allocations to the user :camera:

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Deallocating a member from a facility: deallocate

You can easily accommodate changes in member’s availability by deallocating a member from a facility they were previously allocated to on a specified day, using deallocate.

Format: deallocate MEMBER_INDEX FACILITY_INDEX DAY

  • MEMBER_INDEX refers to the index shown in the currently displayed member list
  • FACILITY_INDEX refers to the index shown in the currently displayed facility list
  • Both MEMBER_INDEX and FACILITY_INDEX must be positive integers 1, 2, 3…
  • DAY must be a positive integer from 1 to 7, whereby 1 represents Monday and 7 represents Sunday

Examples:

  • deallocate 2 4 5 removes the first member in the displayed member list from the allocation list of the fourth facility in the displayed facility list on Friday

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Allocating a member to a facility: allocate

If the allocations of the split command are undesirable, you can manually allocate a member to a facility using allocate.

Format: allocate MEMBER_INDEX FACILITY_INDEX DAY

  • MEMBER_INDEX refers to the index shown in the currently displayed member list
  • FACILITY_INDEX refers to the index shown in the currently displayed facility list
  • Both MEMBER_INDEX and FACILITY_INDEX must be positive integers 1, 2, 3…
  • DAY must be a positive integer from 1 to 7, whereby 1 represents Monday and 7 represents Sunday

:information_source: Note:

  • Members you choose to allocate must be available on the specified day and cannot be allocated to facilities which are at maximum capacity.
  • You may allocate the same member to multiple facilities on the same day but please ensure that the timings are reasonable as SportsPa currently does not perform this check!

Examples:

  • allocate 1 1 5 adds the first member in the displayed member list to the allocation list
    of the first facility in the displayed facility list on Friday :camera:

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Exporting facility details and member allocations: export

Export all facilities’ details and their allocation list to a CSV (comma-separated values) file so that you can share them with your members.

Format: export

  • The exported CSV file will be created in [JAR file location]/data/exportedData.csv
  • The CSV file will contain 5 headers: Facility Name, Location, Time, Capacity and Member Allocation
:information_source: Note: If exportedData.csv already exists before this command is executed, the existing CSV file will be overwritten. So, make sure to change the file name of the existing CSV file before running the export command if you want to save it.

Clearing all entries in facility list: clearf

Clears all facilities from your facility list.

Format: clearf

:exclamation: Caution: All facility data will be removed immediately after this command is executed. This action is irreversible.

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General Features

Getting help: help

Shows a message explaining how you can access our help page.

Format: help

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Creating an alias: alias

Some of our commands’ names may be not be to your liking. Hence, SportsPA offers you the flexibility of personalising the commands you use. With alias, you can create a shortcut name for any command.

Format: alias s/SHORTCUT cw/COMMAND_WORD

  • Creates an alias that allows the specified COMMAND_WORD to be executed with the specified SHORTCUT
  • SHORTCUT must be one word and not an existing command
  • COMMAND_WORD must be an existing command
:information_source: Note: If you create an alias whose given SHORTCUT already exists, the newly created alias will replace that existing one.

Examples:

  • alias s/lf cw/listf creates an alias for listf command. Entering lf will execute the listf command and a list of all facilities will be shown :camera:

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Listing all aliases: aliases

Shows a list of your created aliases in the Result Window.

Format: aliases

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Deleting an alias: unalias

Deletes an alias you have created.

Format: unalias SHORTCUT

  • Deletes the alias associated with the specified SHORTCUT

Examples:

  • unalias lf deletes the alias with shortcut name lf

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Saving the data

Your SportsPA data is saved in the hard disk automatically after any command that changes the data. They are saved as a JSON file [JAR file location]/data/sportspa.json. Though not recommended, if you are familiar with JSON, you can directly change the contents, e.g a member’s name, in the data file, which will be reflected in SportsPA.

:exclamation: Caution: If changes made to the data file makes its format invalid, SportsPA will start with an empty data file at the next run.

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Exiting the program: exit

Exits the program.

Format: exit

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FAQ

Q: How do I check if Java 11 is installed on my Computer?
A: Open your Operating System’s command prompt and enter java -version. Java 11 is installed if the output shows Java 11.

Q: How do I install Java 11 on my Computer?
A: Visit this site and follow the instructions specific to your operating system. You may have to download and run an installer to install Java 11 on your computer.

Q: How do I transfer my data in SportsPA to another Computer?
A:

  1. On your current computer, navigate to [JAR file location]/data/sportspa.json. Make a copy of the sportspa.json file and transfer it to your other computer.
  2. On the other computer, navigate to [JAR file location]/data/sportspa.json and replace the empty data file it creates with the data file you have just copied.

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Command summary

Member-Specific Commands

Action Format, Examples
Add member addm n/NAME p/PHONE_NUMBER [d/DAY(S)] [t/TAG]...
e.g. addm n/John Doe p/91111111, addm n/John Doe p/91111111 d/1 3 5, addm n/John Doe p/91111111 d/1 3 5 t/exco
List members listm
Delete member deletem MEMBER_INDEX
e.g. deletem 1
Edit member editm MEMBER_INDEX [n/NAME] [p/PHONE_NUMBER] [t/TAG]...
e.g. editm 1 n/Jonathan p/93837283
Find member findm [n/NAME] [p/PHONE] [d/DAY(S)] [tda/TODAY_ATTENDANCE] [tta/TOTAL_ATTENDANCE] [t/TAG]...
e.g. findm n/John, findm t/exco t/y2
Sort members sortm by/SORT_ORDER
e.g. sortm by/name, sortm by/tag
Set member availability setm MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]... d/DAY(S)
e.g.setm 1 2 3 d/2 3 5
Mark member attendance mark MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]...
e.g. mark 1 2
Unmark member attendance unmark MEMBER_INDEX [MORE_INDICES]...
e.g. unmark 1 2
Clear membber attendance cleara
Import multiple members import CSV_FILE_PATH
e.g.import myFile.csv
Clear members clearm

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Facility-Specific Commands

Action Format, Examples
Add facility addf n/NAME l/LOCATION t/TIME c/CAPACITY
e.g. addf n/Court 1 l/University Sports Hall t/1500 c/5
List facilities listf
Delete facility deletef FACILITY_INDEX
e.g. deletef 4
Edit facility editf FACILITY_INDEX [n/NAME] [l/LOCATION] [t/TIME] [c/CAPACITY]
e.g. editf 2 n/Court 20 l/University Sports Hall
Find facility findf KEYWORD [MORE_KEYWORDS]...
e.g. findf Clementi, findf Utown
Split members into facilities split DAY
e.g. split 1
Deallocate member from a facility deallocate MEMBER_INDEX FACILITY_INDEX DAY
e.g. deallocate 2 3 4
Allocate member to a facility allocate MEMBER_INDEX FACILITY_INDEX DAY
e.g. allocate 1 2 5
Export facility details and
member allocation		 export
Clear facilities clearf

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General Commands

Action Format, Examples
Help help
Creates alias alias s/SHORTCUT cw/COMMAND_WORD
e.g. alias s/lf cw/listf
List aliases aliases
Deletes alias unalias SHORTCUT
e.g. unalias lf
Exit exit

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