The URL is obtained with a right click on the note from the obsidian file explorer, and use the command Copy obsidian URL. Navigate to another page within obsidian. 💻 Format: click taskId, EventType, arg Go To An event is defined by the identifier of the triggering task or milestone, the type of the event and some argument depending on the type of the event. Events can be added to either tasks or milestones. As of now, only 1 interaction is available: Go To. 💻 Format: Milestone title, identifier, class, start date, dependencies (optional), progress (optional) EventsĮvents allow interactions with the tasks. The milestone follows the same concepts as the task. MilestonesĪ Milestone is similar to a task but do not have an end date. It displays as the box filling like a progress bar.
The progress is simply a percentage number. ⚠️ Warning: If the task depends on another task defined in the future, the link will not be displayed Progress ℹ️ Note: Don't forget to enable Dependencies to display them. ➡️ Example: Task Analyze Spreadsheet, AS18,, 2W after AS11, 5W, AS05 milestone4 color and style) from the originating task or milestone. If multiple are specified, they must be separated by a space. The tasks or milestones are identified by their identifier. The units are defined as follows: Symbolĭefine to wich task or milestone this depends on. The delay format follows the same rules as the duration below.Ī duration is a number followed by the symbol of unit with no space. If the delay is not specified, the system assumes a delay of 0D. Relative DateĪ relative date is calculated on the fly using a delay after the end date of a previously defined task or milestone. The date format must conform to the format defined by the option Input Date Formats. Start date and end date may be either absolute, relative or a duratin. ``` gantt option dependencies On Group Harry's Tasks Task My Task, t1, done,, 2M Group Karine's Tasks Task My Other Task #3342, t2, in-progress, after t1, Task Task With Dependency, d3, critical, 2W after t1, 5W, t1 Task Task With Progress, tp1, pending, , 3M, ,0% ``` 💻 Format: Task title, identified, class, start date, end date, dependencies (optional), progress (optional) Example By default, 4 class are defined, representing different task completion status: The class can be a user-defined CSS class. When defining a task, each parameter must be separated by a comma following the format below. In addition, a task may have dependencies, and a progress.
As such a task has a Start Date, an End Date, a Title, and a Completion status. Tasks DefinitionĪ task something to do or complete within a specified timeframe. However, you can manually insert a line break using the symbol \n as used on the example above.
❗ Important: If the title of a group, task or milestone appear too long, the system will automatically break the title. ``` gantt Option Title My Gantt Chart! Group This is a Group Task task 1, t1,, , 2M Task task 2, t2,, after t1, 1M Group This is another Group Task task 3, t3,, after t1, 2W Milestone important milestone, m1,, after t3 ``` 💻 Format: group text as title of the group Example All tasks and milestones defined after this group will be part of it until another group is defined. When calculating durations and delayed start using the days unit, this skips weekends. 💻 Format: option outputdateformat dd-MM-yyyy Use Business Days Refer to Luxon format for the detailed format. 💻 Format: option inputdateformat dd-MM-yyyy Output Date FormatsĬustomize the format of the dates dispayed on the chart. 💻 Format: option dependencies On Input Date FormatsĬustomize the format of the dates written in the markdown script. 💻 Format: option axisticks number Dependencies 💻 Format: option todaymarker On Axis Ticks 💻 Format: option title Text with spaces Today Markerĭisplay a vertical line on the time axis representing today. Titleĭisplays the specified title at the top of the chart OptionsĪll options need to start with an option keyword. ``` gantt Option Title My Gantt Chart! Group This is a Group Task task 1, t1,, , 2M Task task 2, t2, done, after t1, 1M ```
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