vue-ganttastic
A simple and easy-to-use Gantt chart component for Vue.js
Installation
If you use npm in your project, you can install vue-ganttastic simply with:
npm install vue-ganttastic
If you do not use npm in your project, you may alternatively copy and paste all files from the
components folder and
and import the components GGanttChart and GGanttRow wherever you need them
Basic Usage
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-rows
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, GGanttBar} from 'vue-ganttastic'
export default {
...
components:{
GGanttChart,
GGanttBar
},
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
Pull requests are warmly welcomed, while every major change or proposal ought to be discussed in an issue first. As the project is still new, I will gladly accept suggestions, proposals, contributions etc.