Vue Ganttastic
Simple, interactive and highly customizable Gantt chart component for Vue 3
Overview:
Vue Ganttastic is a versatile Gantt chart component designed for Vue 3, offering simplicity, interactivity, and extensive customization options. It supports TypeScript and provides reactivity and responsiveness to changes in data.
Features:
- Vue 3 support
- TypeScript support with out-of-the-box type declarations
- Interactivity with dynamic, movable, and pushable bars
- Reactivity and Responsiveness for automatic bar repositioning on data changes
- Customization options including chart and bar styling, slots, and event handlers
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