pmeisen/js-gantt

Library to create simple charts visualizing time intervals with rich configuration capabilities and easy adaptable data loading.

js-gantt's Issues

Looks great but

can I set the label for the tasks ?
I need them to be displayed on the left of the chart

Specify number of rows, and which interval goes on which row

I am missing the functionality to specify where an interval should be placed. As far as I can make out, the library will try to minimize the number of rows used, but I can see a use case where I have some predefined number of actors/items that I would like to visualize the allocated interval of time for.

I presume this could be part of the mapper (and I assumed group did this, but I cannot find any documentation regarding the matter nor get it to work).

Great library so far.

Dependency Task Arrows feature?

I am considering moving to this package from the Google's Gannt Chart largely because of the ability to fully customize the tooltips and the axes.

However I am not seeing the ability to add dependency arrows connecting the tasks or customize their appearance like this is possible with Google Charts:
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/ganttchart#styling-arrows

Are you planning or considering to add this functionality?

Support question - Usage with node.js

I was looking at this package for creating an svg gantt chart

https://github.com/substack/gantt-chart

the problem is that it's very limited, and I don't want to visualize dependencies, I just want to show a timeline of various processes, when they start and stop. So I am looking to just provide this info:

const chart = {
   process1: {
     displayName: 'foo',
     start: number,
     end:  number,
   },

    process2: {
     displayName: 'bar',
     start: number,
     end:  number,
   },

    process3: {
     displayName: 'baz',
     start: number,
     end:  number,
   }
};

so my question is:
is there a way I can write the <svg></svg> data to a file using this package?
I want to use it with Node.js, not in the browser, and write the html to an .html file.

thanks!