The gantt-chart shows one block for every defined section and uses resources to color the rectangles.

gantt_by_sections(dt, xlim, show_dependencies = FALSE, text_size = 3)

Arguments

dt

data.table created by calculate_time_lines

xlim

limits for the x-axis

show_dependencies

visualize the dependencies between the tasks as arrows

text_size

size of the font

Value

ggplot2-object displaying a gantt-chart

Examples

raw_plan <- import_xlsx(system.file("template","projects.xlsx", package = "projectPlan")) pre_plan <- wrangle_raw_plan(raw_plan) prj_plan <- calculate_time_lines(pre_plan)
#> WARN -- 2019-12-28 09:25:26 -- projectPlan/h.exclude_weekends(earliest_start_time, end): start 2019-12-28 is on a weekend. Shift end 2019-12-29 by 2 day(s).
gantt_by_sections(prj_plan, show_dependencies = TRUE)