syncfusion-react-gantt-chart
Implement, configure, and customize the Syncfusion React Gantt Chart component. Use this when building project scheduling applications with task timelines, dependencies, and resource management. Covers GanttComponent setup, task constraints, taskbar customization, filtering, sorting, Excel/PDF export, critical path analysis, milestones, predecessors, resource view, and baseline tracking.
What this skill does
# Syncfusion React Gantt Chart
The Syncfusion React Gantt Chart (`GanttComponent`) is a powerful project management component for visualizing, scheduling, and managing tasks over a timeline. It supports auto/manual scheduling, task dependencies, resource planning, interactive editing, Excel/PDF export, and rich customization.
## When to Use This Skill
- Implementing a Gantt chart or project timeline in a React app
- Configuring task scheduling (auto, manual, custom modes)
- Setting up task dependencies (FS, SS, FF, SF) and constraints (ASAP, MSO, FNET, etc.)
- Binding local or remote data to the Gantt (local array, DataManager, UrlAdaptor, Ajax)
- Customizing taskbars, labels, milestones, and baselines
- Configuring resources and resource views (including multi-taskbar)
- Enabling editing (dialog, cell, taskbar drag) with validation rules
- Setting up column resize, reorder, freeze, or column menu
- Configuring WBS codes, tree column icons, or serial number columns
- Setting up filtering, sorting, or selection
- Scrolling to specific dates or controlling scroll position programmatically
- Exporting Gantt to Excel or PDF
- Handling Gantt events and enabling advanced features (undo/redo, virtual scroll, critical path, etc.)
- Globalization, localization, and RTL support
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## Documentation and Navigation Guide
### Getting Started
π **Read:** [references/getting-started.md](references/getting-started.md)
- Installation and package dependencies
- Vite / CRA project setup
- CSS theme imports (all 14 required packages)
- Basic `GanttComponent` with `taskFields` mapping
- Module injection guide (all available services)
- `gridLines` prop (`'Both'` / `'Horizontal'` / `'Vertical'` / `'None'`)
- First render walkthrough with minimal example, output summary, and common gotchas
### Data Binding
π **Read:** [references/data-binding.md](references/data-binding.md)
- Local array data binding
- Remote / AJAX data binding with `DataManager`
- Self-referential flat data
- `taskFields` configuration (id, name, startDate, endDate, duration, progress, child)
- Custom field mapping
- **UrlAdaptor** for server-side CRUD (`url` + `batchUrl`)
- **RemoteSaveAdaptor** for local rendering with server persistence
- Sending additional parameters to server via `Query.addParams()` in `load` event
- Binding with `Ajax` class (manual fetch)
- Load child on demand (`loadChildOnDemand={false}`, `hasChildMapping`)
- Handling HTTP errors with `actionFailure` event
### Task Scheduling
π **Read:** [references/task-scheduling.md](references/task-scheduling.md)
- Auto, Manual, and Custom scheduling modes (`taskMode`)
- Unscheduled tasks (duration-only, date-only, none)
- Project start date and end date configuration
- How scheduling mode affects parent task calculation
- Switching between modes dynamically
### Task Dependency
π **Read:** [references/task-dependency.md](references/task-dependency.md)
- Dependency types: Finish-to-Start (FS), Start-to-Start (SS), Finish-to-Finish (FF), Start-to-Finish (SF)
- Mapping `taskFields.dependency` in data source (string format: `"2FS"`, `"2FS+3d"`, `"2SS+2h"`)
- Multiple predecessors per task (comma-separated: `"2FS,3FS"`)
- Offset values with units: day, hour, minute (e.g., `"2FS+3h"`, `"2FS-1d"`)
- Drawing dependencies via UI (drag from taskbar connection points)
- Programmatic dependency management (`addPredecessor`, `removePredecessor`, `updatePredecessor`)
- Connector line customization (`connectorLineWidth`, `connectorLineBackground`)
- **Predecessor Offset Synchronization**
- `autoUpdatePredecessorOffset={true}` β recalculate offsets on load to account for calendar rules (weekends, holidays)
- `autoUpdatePredecessorOffset={false}` β display original offsets even if not matching rendered lines (visual inconsistency possible)
- **Offset Updates During Editing**
- `updateOffsetOnTaskbarEdit={true}` β auto-recalculate offsets when dragging taskbars (default)
- `updateOffsetOnTaskbarEdit={false}` β preserve offsets; manual update required via dependency dialog
- **Dependency Validation Modes** (in `actionBegin` event with `requestType === 'validateLinkedTask'`)
- `respectLink={true}` β revert invalid edits to maintain dependency integrity
- `removeLink={true}` β remove conflicting dependencies to allow edits
- `preserveLinkWithEditing={true}` β update offsets to maintain links (default mode)
- **Validation Dialog** β disable all modes to show user-choice dialog (cancel edit, remove link, adjust offset)
- **Parent Dependencies** β `allowParentDependency={true}` allows cross-parent dependencies; `false` restricts to siblings only
- **Show/Hide Dependencies Dynamically** β toggle `.e-gantt-dependency-view-container` CSS visibility
- **Disable Validation** β `enablePredecessorValidation={false}` disables auto-date validation based on predecessor links
### Task Constraints
π **Read:** [references/task-constraints.md](references/task-constraints.md)
- Eight constraint types: ASAP, ALAP, MSO, MFO, SNET, SNLT, FNET, FNLT
- Mapping `taskFields.constraintType` and `taskFields.constraintDate`
- How constraints interact with dependencies and `taskMode`
- Editing constraints via dialog
- Validation and conflict handling
### Timeline and Zooming
π **Read:** [references/timeline.md](references/timeline.md)
- `timelineViewMode` quick presets (`Hour`, `Day`, `Week`, `Month`, `Year`)
- Top tier and bottom tier independent configuration (`unit`, `format`, `count`, `formatter`)
- Combining timeline cells using `count` (merge multiple units per cell)
- Custom timeline cell formatting using `formatter` (tier + mode aware)
- Timeline view dates with `viewStartDate` / `viewEndDate` (lock visible range)
- `weekStartDay` β controls which day starts a week column (0=Sun, 1=Monβ¦)
- Automatic timescale updates using `updateTimescaleView`
- Dynamic timeline mode change at runtime (update `timelineViewMode` + `refresh()`)
- Timeline cell tooltip visibility using `showTooltip`
- Timeline template customization using `timelineTemplate` ({ date, value, tier })
- Timeline navigation using `previousTimeSpan()` / `nextTimeSpan()`
- Zooming with toolbar (`ZoomIn`, `ZoomOut`, `ZoomToFit`)
- Customizing zoom steps with `zoomingLevels` (`ZoomTimelineSettings`)
- Programmatic zoom methods: `zoomIn()`, `zoomOut()`, `fitToProject()`
- Timeline cell width using `timelineUnitSize`
- Weekend handling:
- Highlight weekends with `highlightWeekends={true}`
- Hide weekends using `timelineSettings.showWeekend` (with noted limitations)
### Columns
π **Read:** [references/columns.md](references/columns.md)
- Column types overview (tree column, WBS, custom columns)
- Auto-generated columns (omit `ColumnsDirective`)
- Column rendering with `valueAccessor` (custom display values, concatenation)
- Expression columns (calculated values via `valueAccessor`)
- Display serial numbers via `rowDataBound`
- Tree column configuration (`treeColumnIndex`)
- Customize expand/collapse icons (CSS override)
- Customize indentation via `queryCellInfo`
- `collapseAllParentTasks` β collapse all on load
- `taskFields.expandState` β per-row initial expand/collapse
- Persist expand/collapse state in `localStorage`
- WBS (Work Breakdown Structure) column
- `enableWBS` + `enableAutoWbsUpdate` APIs
- Manual WBS with `taskFields.wbsPredecessor`
- Column headers, format, and alignment
- `headerTemplate` for custom header rendering
- Header text wrapping (`treeGrid.textWrapSettings.wrapMode`)
- Dynamic header text update (`getColumnByField` + `refreshHeader`)
- Column templates (custom cell rendering) and `editTemplate`
- Column spanning and frozen columns (`frozenColumns`, inject `Freeze`)
### Column Interactions
π **Read:** [references/column-interactions.md](references/column-interactions.md)
- Column resizing (`allowResizing`, inject `Resize`)
- Restrict with `minWidth` / `maxWidth` per column
- Prevent resize per column (`allowResizing={false}`)
- Resize modeRelated in Design
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