A Gantt chart directive for Angular.js without any other dependencies.
####TRY THE DEMO
- Usable with or without Bootstrap 3
- Every task has its own color, subject, date (from, to)
- Rows combine multiple tasks and can have independent descriptions
- Rows can be sorted by description, date and custom order
- A user can drag&drop a row to sort it in custom mode
- Events on scroll, click, add or update
- Configurable (e.g. day or hour scale, weekend days, ..)
- Possibility for the user to update tasks (by drag&drop)
- Add support for US week numbers. Currently all week numbers are according to ISO 8106.
Copy the files assets/angular-gantt.js, assets/gantt.css and template/gantt.tmpl.html to your project. For a sample app see the files demo.html and assets/demo.js.
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Add the gantt.js and gantt.css files to your HTML code.
<head><link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/gantt.css"/></head> <body><script src="assets/angular-gantt.js"></script></body> -
Include the module
ganttto your Angular app modules.var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['gantt']); -
Put directive
ganttinto your HTML code at the position you would like to show the Gantt chart.<gantt></gantt>
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clear-data
Returns a function (
fn) which can be called to removes all rows and tasks at once. Take a look at the files demo.html and demo.js to see how this callback is used. -
first-day-of-week (default:
1)Specifies the first day of the week.
0: Sunday1: Monday2: Tuesday3: Wednesday4: Thursday5: Friday6: Saturday
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from-date
If specified ensures that the chart is rendered starts at the from-date. This is useful for showing the chart even without any tasks or empty time before the first task.
Note: At this time this does not truncate the tasks, so you will have to do that to your data
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to-date
If specified ensures that the chart is rendered goes at least to the end-date. This is useful for showing the chart even without any tasks or empty time after the last task.
Note: At this time this does not truncate the tasks, so you will have to do that to your data
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data
Allows you to specify the data model for the gantt chart. An example of the data definition can be found in demo_sample_data.js.
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load-data
Returns a function (
fn) which can be called to load more data to the Gantt. Take a look at the files demo.html and demo.js to see how this callback is used. An example of the data definition can be found in demo_sample_data.js. -
max-height (default:
0)If max height is set bigger than 0 the Gantt will be set to this height and show a vertical scroll bar if the content does not fit inside.
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on-gantt-ready
This event is raised when the Gantt is initialized and ready to load data.
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on-row-added and on-row-updated
Those events are raised if a new row is added or updated. A row is updated if the custom sort order has been changed by the user.
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on-row-clicked
This event is raised if the user clicks on a row. The event has a
row,dateandcolumnproperty you can use to detect the date clicked (or useevent.column.fromDate/event.column.toDate) -
on-scroll
This event is raised if the user scrolls to the left or right side of the Gantt chart. Use this event to load more data on the fly.
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on-task-clicked
This event is raised if the user clicks on a task.
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remove-data
Returns a function (
fn) which can be called to remove more data from the Gantt. It is possible to remove complete rows or specific tasks. Take a look at the files demo.html and demo.js to see how this callback is used. -
task-precision (default:
4)Defines how precise tasks should be positioned. By default tasks are placed in quarter steps (every 8 hour or 15 minute). Some examples:
- 4 = in quarter steps
- 2 = in half steps
- 24 or 60 (if view-scale = hour) to display them very accurate
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show-weekend (default:
true)Display the weekend days if enabled. Weekend days are displayed different than non weekend days.
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show-non-work-hours (default:
true)Display the non work hours if enabled. Non work hours displayed different than work hours. Increase the
view-scale-factorif you disable this parameter and use view-scale = day as there are less hours displayed per day. -
sort-mode (default:
name)Sorts the rows by the given value.
name: Sort by row descriptiondate: Sort by the earliest taskfromdate of each rowcustom: Custom sort order using a property called order on each row
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template-url (default:
template/gantt.tmpl.html)URL of the Gantt HTML template. You need to specify this attribute if you put the template in a different folder otherwise the directive won't work.
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view-scale (default:
day)Defines the Gantt column scale.
day: Each column is one day widehour: Each column is one hour wide
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view-scale-factor (default
2) How wide are the columns, 1 being 1em per hour. This allows you add logic likeview-scale-factor="scale == 'day' ? 5 : 2"to have wider days than hours -
weekend-days (default:
[0,6])Array containing all weekend days. Assign an empty array
[]if you don't want any weekend days at all. Example:[0,6]: Sunday, Saturday
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work-hours (default:
[8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16])Array containing all working hours. Non working hours are displayed differently than working hours. Example:
[8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16]: Working hours are from 8am to 5pm.
The MIT License
Copyright (c) 2013 Marco Schweighauser
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