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milestones-diagram

v0.6.14

Published

A simple, modern, interactive milestones diagram library for the web

Downloads

18

Readme

Install

npm install milestones-diagram

Usage

Include it in your HTML:

<script src="milestones-diagram.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="milestones-diagram.css">

And start hacking:

var tasks = [
  {
    id: 'Task 1',
    name: 'Redesign website',
    start: '2016-12-28',
    end: '2016-12-31',
    progress: 20,
    dependencies: 'Task 2, Task 3',
    custom_class: 'bar-milestone' // optional
  },
  ...
]
var milestonesDiagram = new MilestonesDiagram("#milestonesDiagram", tasks);

You can also pass various options to the milestonesDiagram constructor:

var milestonesDiagram = new MilestonesDiagram("#milestonesDiagram", tasks, {
    header_height: 50,
    column_width: 30,
    step: 24,
    view_modes: ['Quarter Day', 'Half Day', 'Day', 'Week', 'Month'],
    bar_height: 20,
    bar_corner_radius: 3,
    arrow_curve: 5,
    padding: 18,
    view_mode: 'Day',
    date_format: 'YYYY-MM-DD',
    custom_popup_html: null,
    showDate: true ,
    firstDate : null,
    lastDate : null
});

Rendering options

header_height : Number
Diagram header height

column_width : Number
Diagram column width

view_modes : String [ ] = ['Quarter Day', 'Half Day', 'Day', 'Week', 'Month']
Diagram time scale

bar_height : Number
Diagram bars height

bar_corner_radius : Number
Border-radius value of diagram bars

padding : Number
Padding between bars

view_mode : String
Selected time scale

date_format : String
Date format

custom_popup_html : Function (task: any) : String
Return custom HTML to be displayed in the popup

showDate : boolean = true
Show diagram header

lastDate : Date = null
Last date to display in header

firstDate : Date = null
First date to display in the header

Contributing

If you want to contribute enhancements or fixes:

  1. Clone this repo.
  2. cd into project directory
  3. yarn
  4. yarn run dev
  5. Open index.html in your browser, make your code changes and test them.

Publishing

If you have publishing rights (Frappe Team), follow these steps to publish a new version.

Assuming the last commit (or a couple of commits) were enhancements or fixes,

  1. Run yarn build

    This will generate files in the dist/ folder. These files need to be committed.

  2. Run yarn publish

  3. Type the new version at the prompt

    Depending on the type of change, you can either bump the patch version or the minor version. For e.g.,

    0.5.0 -> 0.6.0 (minor version bump)
    0.5.0 -> 0.5.1 (patch version bump)
  4. Now, there will be a commit named after the version you just entered. Include the generated files in dist/ folder as part of this commit by running the command:

    git add dist
    git commit --amend
    git push origin master

License: MIT


Project maintained by FAKHFAKH Hamdi