Gantt chart for Angular.js

A Gantt chart directive for Angular.js without any other dependencies.

Features

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

Missing / To improve

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.
Support for virtual scrolling to be able to handle many years of data.
If new rows / tasks are added on scrolling during a fast horizontal mouse wheel scroll it is possible that the current view position is not kept.

Usage

Copy the files js/gantt.js, css/gantt.css and template/gantt.tmpl.html to your project. For a sample app see the files demo.html and demo.js.

Add the gantt.js and gantt.css files to your HTML code.

 <head><link rel="stylesheet" href="css/gantt.css"/></head>
 <body><script src="js/gantt.js"></script></body>

Include the module gantt to your Angular app modules.

 var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['gantt']);

Put directive gantt into your HTML code at the position you would like to show the Gantt chart.
```
 <gantt></gantt>
```

Attributes

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: Sunday
- 1: Monday
- 2: Tuesday
- 3: Wednesday
- 4: Thursday
- 5: Friday
- 6: Saturday
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.
on-gantt-ready

This event is raised when the Gantt is initialized and ready to load data.
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.
on-row-clicked

This event is raised if the user clicks on a row. You can use this event for example to add a new task.
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.
on-task-clicked

This event is raised if the user clicks on a task.
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.
sort-mode (default: name)

Sorts the rows by the given value.
- name: Sort by row description
- date: Sort by the earliest task from date of each row
- custom: Custom sort order using a property called order on each row
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.
view-scale (default: day)

Defines the Gantt column scale.
- day: Each column is one day wide
- hour: Each column is one hour wide
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

License

The MIT License

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