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  [![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/@jaeungkim/gantt-chart)](LICENSE)
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- A Gantt chart for React that you can actually edit. Virtualized rows, four dependency types, a
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- working-day calendar, keyboard and screen-reader support, and a date core that runs without a DOM.
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+ An editable Gantt chart for React.
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- **[Quick start](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/quick-start)** ·
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- **[Playground](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/playground)** ·
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- **[Documentation](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs)** ·
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- **[한국어 문서](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/ko/docs)**
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- The package is two layers. `ReactGanttChart` renders the chart, handles every gesture, and hands
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- your app a new `tasks` array each time an edit commits. The tree and calendar math underneath it is
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- exported as plain functions, so a server, a worker or a test can call them without rendering
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- anything.
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+ [Quick start](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/quick-start) |
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+ [Playground](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/playground) |
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+ [Documentation](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs) |
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+ [한국어 문서](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/ko/docs)
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  ## Features
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- ### Rendering
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- - Rows and time cells are virtualized together. Bars outside the window are not mounted.
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- - Five scales, `day` through `year`, each with its own tick unit, drag step and label format.
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- - A task list pane on the left with an optional row-number column, behind a draggable splitter.
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- - `hierarchy` derives depth and summary rows from `parentId`. A summary row's dates and progress
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- roll up from its children, and it collapses.
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- - `lane` packs tasks that never overlap onto one row, side by side.
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- - Dependency arrows routed as elbows for all four link types: `FS`, `SS`, `FF`, `SF`.
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- - A today line, weekend and holiday shading, and a hover card per bar.
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- - A docked detail panel that narrows the timeline instead of covering it. `renderDetail` replaces
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- its body; `detailTaskId` controls which task is open.
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- ### Editing
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- - Drag a bar to move it, pull either edge to resize it, drag the handle to set progress. Touch and
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- - While a drag is live the dragged dates print in the date-axis cells they land in. Nothing floats
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- over the chart.
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- - Draw a dependency from one bar's link handle to another; click an arrow and press Delete to
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- remove it. `onDependencyCreate` and `onDependencyDelete` can veto either.
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- - Propose a new task from the **Add task** button under the task list, from `addTask()` on the ref,
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- or by drawing a range below the last row. The chart reports a draft through `onTaskCreate` and
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- never adds the row itself.
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- - Drag a task-list row to a new position or a new parent with `allowReorder`. `onTaskMove` can
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- reject the move.
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- - The detail panel edits too. Its built-in body changes the name, either date and the progress in
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- place, committing through the same `onTasksChange` and gated by the same per-task flags as the
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- bar gestures. A `renderDetail` body of your own commits through `update(patch)`.
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- - Permissions per chart and per task: `readOnly`, `allowMove`, `allowResize`,
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- `allowProgressChange`, `allowLinkCreate`, `allowLinkDelete`, `allowTaskCreate`, `allowReorder`,
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- plus `minDate` and `maxDate` drag bounds.
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- - Every committed gesture ends in one `onTasksChange` call with the complete next array.
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- ### Dates
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- - `workingCalendar` moves a drop forward off a weekend or a holiday. `workingWeekdays` says which
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- weekdays are worked and `holidays` lists the days off beyond them; both feed the calendar and the
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- shading, so the two cannot drift apart.
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- - A holiday can carry a `label` and a `color`. The name is written in the tick row over its band and
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- the colour tints it, so it reads apart from the weekend beside it.
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- - `visibleStart` and `visibleEnd` pin the range; `infiniteScroll` grows it at either end and
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- `onRangeChange` reports every change.
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- - Every date is UTC. A bare `YYYY-MM-DD` lands on the day it names in every viewer's time zone.
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- ### Keyboard and screen readers
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- - The chart is one ARIA treegrid with a single roving tab stop. Arrow keys move between rows and
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- - Bars move, resize and step their progress from the keyboard. Rows reorder, indent and outdent.
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- Ctrl/Cmd + ArrowUp and ArrowDown step the scale, and edits are announced.
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- - A bar's accessible name is built from the task name, its dates and its progress.
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- - The gestures with no keyboard equivalent are written down in
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- [Keyboard and screen readers](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/accessibility), not hidden.
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- ### Locale and theme
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- - `locale` renders every date label through `Intl.DateTimeFormat`. `formats` overrides the tick,
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- - `theme` takes `'light'`, `'dark'` or `'system'`. Omitted, the chart follows the host page's
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- `color-scheme`, which is what an app's own light/dark toggle already sets.
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- - 26 `--gantt-*` custom properties scoped to `.gantt-container`, so they cannot collide with your
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- - A per-task `color` derives the bar, its progress fill, its hover shade and a readable label color
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+ - Five scales from `day` to `year`, rows and time cells virtualized together, and tasks packed onto shared rows by `lane`.
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- | [Introduction](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/introduction) | What the library is, and what it deliberately leaves to you |
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- | [Concepts and vocabulary](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/concepts) | Every term the rest of the docs use, defined once |
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- | [Quick start](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/quick-start) | Install to a working, editable chart |
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- | [Task list and hierarchy](https://gantt.jaeungkim.com/docs/task-list) | The left pane and the `parentId` tree |
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