getTaskAssignments
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This functionality is available in the PRO edition only.
Description
Returns the parsed resource assignments of a specific task from the datastore
getTaskAssignments: (taskId: string | number) => ResourceAssignment[]
Parameters
taskId- (required) string | number - the task id
Returns
param- (ResourceAssignment[]) - an array of objects with the resource assignments of the task
Example
gantt.getTaskAssignments(5); // -> see details
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Details
note
The getTaskAssignments method is not available if process_resource_assignments is disabled.
The method returns an array with objects as in:
[
{
task_id: 5,
id: 1617254693938,
delay: 0, duration: 2,
start_date: "03-04-2019 00:00",
end_date: "05-04-2019 00:00",
mode: "fixedDuration",
resource_id: 6,
value: 3
},
{
task_id: 5,
id: 1617254693946,
delay: 3, duration: 1,
start_date: "06-04-2019 00:00",
end_date: "07-04-2019 00:00",
mode: "fixedDuration",
resource_id: 6,
value: 6
}
]
Each object contains the following properties:
- id - (string | number) - the id of the assignment
- task_id - (string | number) - the ID of the task the resource is assigned to
- resource_id - (string | number) - the ID of the resource that is assigned to the task.
- value - (number | string) - the quantity of the resources assigned to a task
- delay - (number) - the difference between the assignment start date and the task start date
- start_date - (Date) - the date the assignment should start
- end_date - (Date) - the date the assignment should end
- duration - (number) - the duration of the assignment
- mode - (string) - the calculation mode of the time of the resource assignment: "default"|"fixedDates"|"fixedDuration"
- [customProperty: string] - (any) - any custom property
note
delay, duration, start_date, end_date, id, mode will be populated automatically only when process_resource_assignments is enabled.
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Change log
- added in v7.1