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You like Gantt charts as produced by the ganttrify R
package but you’re not really
into R? Or perhaps, you really just want to empower your colleagues to
make nice-looking Gantt charts. Well, here you are, and you’re very
welcome.
With shinyganttrify you create Gantt charts directly through a web
interface: you can use the version kindly hosted by
EDJNet, or you can run it
locally, running shiny_ganttrify() just after installation.
Installation
Make sure to install also the ganttrify
package, otherwise it won’t
work.
remotes::install_github("giocomai/ganttrify")
remotes::install_github("giocomai/shinyganttrify")
How does this work?
After you’ve installed the package, all you need to do is to run the following line:
shinyganttrify::shiny_ganttrify()
And this is what you should see right in front of you:
<figure> <img src="man/figures/shiny_ganttrify_screenshot.png" alt="A screenshot of the Shiny app" /> <figcaption aria-hidden="true">A screenshot of the Shiny app</figcaption> </figure>You can check it online with no further ado at the following link:
https://ganttrify.europeandatajournalism.eu/
(N.B.: not all features are exposed in the shiny app)
Shiny app on Docker
Alright, you don’t know like R, but you know how Docker works?
This is all you need to find yourself a nice web app on localhost
docker run -p 80:80 giocomai/ganttrify
Disclaimer and funding
shinyganttrify has been created with and for EDJNet, the European
Data Journalism Network.