ganttChart: Gantt Chart

In inSileco/graphicsutils: Collection of graphics utilities

Gantt Chart

Description

A flexible Gantt Chart.

Usage

ganttChart(
  df,
  task_order = TRUE,
  mstone_add = task_order,
  mstone_spacing = 1,
  mstone_lwd = 2,
  axes = TRUE,
  mstone_font = 2,
  lighten_done = 0
)

Arguments

df	a data.frame (see details).
task_order	a logical. Should the tasks be ordered? See below for more details.
mstone_add	Should milestones be added?
mstone_spacing	spacing between milestones (expressed as figure unit).
mstone_lwd	lines width for the milestone.
axes	a logical. Should the axes be added?
mstone_font	font of milestone (ignore of axes is FALSE).
lighten_done	percentage use to lighten done task (see lighten()). Default set to 0, so the completed task of a given milestone have the same color as the pending ones.

Details

Argument df should be a data frame with the following columns (in any order):

• milestone: milestones names,

• due: due date (will be converted into a date with as.Date()),

• start: start date (will be converted into a date with as.Date()),

• task: tasks names. It might as well include any of the following optional columns:

• done: vector of logicals indicating whether the task if completed

• col: to custom the color of the tasks.

Author(s)

David Beauchesne, Kevin Cazelles

References

https://insileco.github.io/2017/09/20/gantt-charts-in-r/

Examples

ff <- ganttChart(dfGantt,
  mstone_lwd = 3, mstone_spacing = 0.6,
  lighten_done = 80
)

inSileco/graphicsutils documentation built on Sept. 12, 2022, 11:13 p.m.