A simple and easy-to-use Gantt chart component for Vue.js
Using Vue 3? Check out the Vue-Ganttastic v2 and the corresponding npm package.
You can install and use Vue-Ganttastic in your project using npm:
npm install vue-ganttastic
Moment.js is a peer-dependency of Vue-Ganttastic. In order for Vue-Ganttastic to work correctly, you need to install it in your project:
Import the components GGanttChart
and GGanttRow
.
Use g-gantt-chart
in your template, pass the desired chart start and chart end time as props (chart-start
and chart-end
) and add g-gantt-row
s to the default template slot.
Pass an array containing your bar objects to every row using the bars
prop, while specifying the name of the properties in your bar objects that stand for the bar start and bar end time using the props bar-start
and bar-end
For more detailed information, such as how to style the bars or additional configuration options, please refer to the docs on the project's homepage (coming soon).
The following code showcases a simple usage example in a .vue SFC (Single File Component)
<template> ... <g-gantt-chart :chart-start="myChartStart" :chart-end="myChartEnd" > <g-gantt-row v-for="row in rows" :key="row.label" :label="row.label" :bars="row.bars" bar-start="myStart" bar-end="myEnd" /> </g-gantt-chart> ... </template> <script> import {GGanttChart, GGanttRow} from 'vue-ganttastic' export default { ... components:{ GGanttChart, GGanttRow }, data(){ return { myChartStart: "2020-03-01 00:00", myChartEnd: "2020-03-03 00:00", rows: [ { label: "My row #1", bars: [ { myStart: "2020-03-01 12:10", myEnd: "2020-03-01 16:35" } ] }, { label: "My row #2", bars: [ { myStart: "2020-03-02 01:00", myEnd: "2020-03-02 12:00" }, { myStart: "2020-03-02 13:00", myEnd: "2020-03-02 22:00" } ] } ] } } ... } </script>Contributing (run and build project)
Clone the project
Install the Vue CLI service, if you don't already have it installed:
npm install -g @vue/cli
npm install -g @vue/cli-service-global
Install all dependencies:
Playground.vue
is a dedicated Vue SFC where all Vue-Ganttastic features can be played around with and tested out. Get it running using:
vue serve src/Playground.vue
To build the project:
npx bili --bundle-node-modules
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