React
High-Performance Gantt for React
Build a performant React JS Gantt chart for managing projects with thousands of tasks using DHTMLX Gantt.
How to Create React Gantt Chart
How to Use DHTMLX Gantt for React
Fill in a form and get access to the DHTMLX Gantt evaluation version free for 30 days.
Refer to the documentation and blog post guides for detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to integrate DHTMLX Gantt into your React application.
After evaluating the product, it's time to choose the appropriate Gantt license that aligns with your requirements, like the number of developers, projects, and SaaS.
Why Choose to Build React JS Gantt Chart with DHTMLX?
DHTMLX Gantt Chart for React with Resources
You can assign tasks to specific resources through a lightbox form. Resources can represent people or materials. An icon in the grid indicates the resources assigned to a task. A task can have multiple resources assigned.
Links connect tasks and describe dependencies between them. You can make links read-only or editable.
DHTMLX Gantt includes built-in task types: project, task, and milestone. Additionally, you can create custom task types. Projects are composed of tasks.
The grid in the resource load diagram can display department names and resource owners alongside their workload. You can configure the grid columns according to your needs.
In the load diagram, you can switch between viewing the number of hours or tasks allocated to each resource. The resources are synchronized with the main Gantt chart.
React Gantt Examples by DHTMLX Users
in a construction PM app
DHTMLX Gantt for React: Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, DHTMLX Gantt integrates perfectly with React. It can be wrapped as a React component and connected to React's state and props. With the help of the official NPM package dhtmlx-gantt and detailed documentation, the integration process is quick and simple. You can also try the full-featured DHTMLX Gantt with a free 30-day trial version, allowing you to test all capabilities before making a purchase.
Yes, DHTMLX Gantt supports CSS-based theming, which you can easily use alongside React's styling approaches, such as CSS modules, styled-components, or inline styles. This flexibility allows you to customize the chart's look and feel to match your application's design. Besides, you can add any custom HTML elements and define the logic of how they appear.
Absolutely. React's lightweight and modular structure makes it a good fit for SaaS solutions, while DHTMLX Gantt adds robust project management functionality. Moreover, DHTMLX Gantt has no additional licensing fees for end-users, making it cost-effective for scalable SaaS projects.
Yes, you can use React hooks like useEffect to initialize, configure, and clean up the Gantt chart when the component mounts and unmounts. Hooks make it easy to integrate the chart into React's lifecycle and manage its behavior dynamically.
DHTMLX Gantt includes advanced features such as time constraints, inline editing, and workload allocation, allowing React developers to create fully customizable, interactive Gantt charts that adapt to project-specific requirements. With its powerful API and event system, developers can easily integrate and extend the Gantt chart's functionality in their applications.
