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add-task

Description​

Fires when adding a new task

Usage​

"add-task": ({
    id?: string | number,
    target: string | number,
    task: object,
    mode: "before" | "after" | "child"
}) => boolean | void;
info

For handling the actions you can use the Event Bus methods

Parameters​

The callback of the add-task action can take an object with the following parameters:

  • id - (optional) the id of a new task
  • target - (required) the task ID before or after which a new task will be added
  • task - (required) the task object. The list of parameters you can see here: tasks.
  • mode - (required) specifies where to place a task: before - before the task which id is specified, after it (after), or creates the child task for the target (child)

Example​

Use the api.exec method to trigger the action:

<script>
    import { getData } from "./common/data";
    import { Gantt, Toolbar } from "wx-svelte-gantt";
    import { Button } from "wx-svelte-wx";

    const data = getData();

    let api;
    
    function handleAdd() {
        api.exec("add-task", { task: {} });
    }
    
</script>

<Toolbar>
  <Button type="primary" onclick={handleAdd}>Add task</Button>
</Toolbar>
    <Gantt
      tasks={data.tasks}
      links={data.links}
      scales={data.scales}
      columns={data.columns}
      {init}={api} />

In the example below we use the api.intercept() method to change the task variable value replacing it with the relevant data from the add-task action:

<script>
  import { getData } from "./common/data";
  import { Gantt } from "wx-svelte-gantt";
  
  const data = getData();
  
  let task;
  
  function init(api) {
    api.intercept("add-task", data => {
      task = data.task;
    });
  }
</script>

<Gantt
  tasks={data.tasks}
  {init} />

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