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syncfusion-angular-kanban

Create and manage interactive Kanban boards with Syncfusion Angular component. Use this skill when you need to build workflow visualization tools with drag-and-drop cards, swimlanes, columns, and real-time data binding. Covers setup, configuration, events, properties, methods, and best practices for implementing task management and project tracking interfaces.

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syncfusion-angular-kanban
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Create and manage interactive Kanban boards with Syncfusion Angular component. Use this skill when you need to build workflow visualization tools with drag-and-drop cards, swimlanes, columns, and real-time data binding. Covers setup, configuration, events, properties, methods, and best practices for implementing task management and project tracking interfaces.
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{"author":"Syncfusion Inc","version":"34.1.29","category":"Data Visualization"}
# Implementing Syncfusion Angular Kanban ## When to Use This Skill The Syncfusion Angular Kanban component is essential when you need to: - **Visualize workflows** - Display task stages (To Do → In Progress → Testing → Done) - **Enable task management** - Allow users to organize and track work across multiple columns - **Implement drag-and-drop** - Let users move cards between columns to change task status - **Group tasks** - Use swimlanes to organize cards by owner, priority, or category - **Set constraints** - Enforce WIP (Work In Progress) limits with min/max card counts - **Customize appearance** - Apply templates, themes, and custom styling to cards and columns - **Handle events** - Listen to card clicks, drag operations, and state changes - **Persist state** - Save board configuration and card positions ## Component Overview The Kanban board is a visual workflow management tool built with: - **Cards** - Represent individual tasks (mapped to dataSource via `cardSettings`) - **Columns** - Define workflow stages (mapped using `keyField` and column configuration) - **Swimlanes** - Group cards by category (employee, priority, etc.) - **Drag-and-drop** - Enabled by default (`allowDragAndDrop: true`) - **Data Binding** - Supports local arrays and remote DataManager - **Templates** - Customize card, column header, swimlane header, and tooltip rendering - **Responsive** - Adapts layout to desktop and mobile devices - **Themes** - Five built-in themes: Material, Bootstrap 3, Bootstrap 4, Fabric, High Contrast ## Key Features ✓ **Multi-column workflow** with customizable headers ✓ **Smooth drag-and-drop** between columns and within columns ✓ **Swimlane grouping** by any data field ✓ **WIP validation** (min/max card counts per column/swimlane) ✓ **Templates** for cards, columns, swimlanes, dialogs, and tooltips ✓ **Local & remote data binding** with DataManager integration ✓ **Keyboard navigation** and full accessibility support ✓ **Events** for user interactions (click, drag, selection, dialog open/close) ✓ **Methods** for programmatic control (add/delete cards, show/hide columns) ✓ **Multiple selection modes** (single or multiple card selection) ✓ **Stacked headers** for grouping related columns ✓ **Built-in themes** with CSS customization support ## Documentation and Navigation Guide ### Getting Started 📄 **Read:** [references/getting-started.md](references/getting-started.md) - Installation and npm package setup - Angular module imports and configuration - CSS imports and theme registration - Basic Kanban initialization with minimal example - First running board with sample data ### Core Structure: Columns and Swimlanes 📄 **Read:** [references/columns-and-swimlanes.md](references/columns-and-swimlanes.md) - Column configuration with keyField mapping - Single-key vs. multi-key column mapping - Column headers and stacked headers - Swimlane grouping by field - Dynamic column add/remove/show/hide ### Cards and Data Binding 📄 **Read:** [references/cards-and-data-binding.md](references/cards-and-data-binding.md) - Card structure: header field, content field, grabber field - Card templates and custom rendering - Local array data binding - Remote data binding with DataManager - OData v4 support - Card selection modes (single/multiple) ### Drag-and-Drop and Interaction 📄 **Read:** [references/drag-and-drop.md](references/drag-and-drop.md) - Drag-and-drop functionality (enabled by default) - Card movement between columns - Reordering within columns - transitionColumns to control valid transitions - Drag events (beforeDragStart, dragStart, dragStop) - WIP limits: enforcing min/max card counts - Keyboard navigation support ### Features and Customization 📄 **Read:** [references/features-and-customization.md](references/features-and-customization.md) - Sorting, filtering, and searching cards - Validation rules and dialogs - Responsive mode for mobile - Custom dialog templates - Tooltip templates and configuration - Priority indicators and color grabbers - Column toggling and collapsing ### Properties Reference 📄 **Read:** [references/properties.md](references/properties.md) - Core properties: allowDragAndDrop, allowKeyboard, allowSelection - Card configuration: cardSettings (headerField, contentField, template, etc.) - Column setup: columns array with ColumnsModel - Swimlane configuration: swimlaneSettings - Dialog and tooltip templates - WIP limits: minCount, maxCount per column - Responsive breakpoints and heights ### Methods Reference 📄 **Read:** [references/methods.md](references/methods.md) - Card operations: addCard(), deleteCard(), updateCard(), getSelectedCards() - Column operations: addColumn(), removeColumn(), hideColumn(), showColumn() - Board operations: refresh(), getCardCount() - Swimlane operations: getSwimlaneData() - Dialog control: openDialog(), closeDialog() - Search/Filter: search(), filter(), sortBy() ### Events Reference 📄 **Read:** [references/events.md](references/events.md) - Action events: actionBegin, actionComplete, actionFailure - Card events: cardClick, cardDoubleClick, cardSelection - Drag events: dragStart, dragStop, beforeDragStart - Dialog events: dialogOpen, dialogClose - Column/swimlane events: columnClick, swimlaneClick - Event argument types and data structures ### Data Persistence and State 📄 **Read:** [references/data-persistence.md](references/data-persistence.md) - Local storage persistence for board state - Saving card positions and column state - ObservableCollection integration - State restoration after page reload - Manual state save/restore patterns ### Styling, Themes, and Appearance 📄 **Read:** [references/styling-and-theming.md](references/styling-and-theming.md) - Built-in themes (Material, Bootstrap 3/4, Fabric, High Contrast) - CSS variable customization - Card and column custom styling - Dark mode support - RTL (right-to-left) language support - Theme Studio integration ### Accessibility and Internationalization 📄 **Read:** [references/accessibility-and-localization.md](references/accessibility-and-localization.md) - WCAG compliance and keyboard navigation - ARIA attributes for screen readers - Focus management and keyboard shortcuts - Internationalization (i18n) setup - Multi-language support - Locale data configuration ### Migration and Best Practices 📄 **Read:** [references/migration-and-best-practices.md](references/migration-and-best-practices.md) - EJ1 to EJ2 migration guide - Performance optimization strategies - Virtual scrolling for large datasets - Common patterns and code examples - Troubleshooting common issues - FAQ and gotchas ## Quick Start Example ### 1. Install Package ```bash npm install @syncfusion/ej2-angular-kanban ``` ### 2. Import and Setup Component ```typescript import { Component } from '@angular/core'; import { KanbanModule } from '@syncfusion/ej2-angular-kanban'; import { CardSettingsModel } from '@syncfusion/ej2-angular-kanban'; @Component({ selector: 'app-kanban-board', standalone: true, imports: [KanbanModule], template: ` <ejs-kanban keyField="Status" [dataSource]="data" [cardSettings]="cardSettings"> <e-columns> <e-column headerText="To Do" keyField="Open"></e-column> <e-column headerText="In Progress" keyField="InProgress"></e-column> <e-column headerText="Testing" keyField="Testing"></e-column> <e-column headerText="Done" keyField="Close"></e-column> </e-columns> </ejs-kanban> ` }) export class KanbanBoardComponent { data = [ { Id: 1, Status: 'Open', Summary: 'Analyze the new requirements gathered from the customer.', Type: 'Epic' }, { Id: 2, Status: 'InProgress', Summary: 'Improve application performance', Type: 'Epic' }, { Id: 3, Status: 'Testing', Summary: 'Fix the issues reported in the IE browser', Type: 'Bug' }, { Id: 4, Status: 'Close', Summary: 'Fix the issue reported by the customer.', Type: 'Bug' } ]; cardSettings: CardSettingsModel = { headerField: 'Id', contentField: 'Summary' }; } ``` ### 3. Add Styles ```css @import '../node_modules/@syncfusion/ej2-base/styles/material3.css'; @import '../node_modules/@syncfusion/ej2-kanban/styles/material3.css'; ``` ## Common Patterns ### Pattern 1: Enable Swimlanes by Owner Group cards by assigned team member: ```typescript swimlaneSettings: { keyField: 'Assignee' } ``` ### Pattern 2: Enforce WIP Limits Set min/max cards per column: ```typescript columns: [ { headerText: 'To Do', keyField: 'Open', minCount: 1, maxCount: 5 }, { headerText: 'In Progress', keyField: 'InProgress', minCount: 0, maxCount: 3 } ] ``` ### Pattern 3: Handle Card Click Events Listen to card interactions: ```typescript onCardClick(args: CardClickEventArgs): void { console.log('Card clicked:', args.data); } ``` ### Pattern 4: Programmatically Add Cards Use the method API: ```typescript @ViewChild('kanban') kanban: KanbanComponent; addNewCard(): void { this.kanban.addCard({ Id: 5, Status: 'Open', Summary: 'New task' }); } ``` ## Key Props Reference | Prop | Type | Purpose | |------|------|---------| | `keyField` | string | Maps cards to columns based on field value | | `dataSource` | Object[] \| DataManager | Array or DataManager instance with card data | | `cardSettings` | CardSettingsModel | Header, content, and template field mappings | | `columns` | ColumnsModel[] | Column definitions with headers and key fields | | `swimlaneSettings` | SwimlaneSettingsModel | Swimlane grouping by field | | `allowDragAndDrop` | boolean | Enable card drag-and-drop (default: true) | | `allowKeyboard` | boolean | Enable keyboard navigation (default: true) | | `allowSelection` | boolean | Allow card selection | | `selectionType` | 'Single' \| 'Multiple' | Selection mode | | `height` | string | Board height | | `width` | string | Board width | ## Common Use Cases 1. **Project Management** - Track tasks from backlog to completion 2. **Bug Tracking** - Organize issues by status (Open, In Progress, Testing, Closed) 3. **Customer Support** - Manage tickets through resolution pipeline 4. **Agile Sprint Board** - Display user stories across sprint stages 5. **Sales Pipeline** - Track leads from prospect to customer 6. **Content Workflow** - Manage articles from draft to published 7. **Recruitment** - Organize candidates through hiring stages 8. **DevOps Pipeline** - Track deployments across environments --- **Next Steps:** Choose a reference file from the navigation guide above based on your immediate need, or start with **Getting Started** to set up your first Kanban board.
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