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Implement Syncfusion React Kanban component for flexible task management and workflow visualization. Use this when building kanban boards, workflow stages, or card-based task management systems. This skill covers drag-and-drop card operations, swimlane organization, WIP limit validation, custom card templates, event handling, and API data binding for React applications.

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syncfusion-react-kanban
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Implement Syncfusion React Kanban component for flexible task management and workflow visualization. Use this when building kanban boards, workflow stages, or card-based task management systems. This skill covers drag-and-drop card operations, swimlane organization, WIP limit validation, custom card templates, event handling, and API data binding for React applications.
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{"author":"Syncfusion Inc","version":"34.1.29","category":"data-visualization"}
# Implementing Syncfusion React Kanban A comprehensive skill for working with Syncfusion's React Kanban component to build flexible task management boards with cards, columns, swimlanes, and drag-and-drop interactions. ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when you need to: - Install and set up the Kanban component with Syncfusion - Create a basic Kanban board with columns and cards - Organize cards in swimlanes (group by category/assignee) - Implement drag-and-drop functionality between columns and swimlanes - Configure card displays with headers, content, templates, and tags - Bind data from arrays or APIs (DataManager, OData, REST) - Handle user interactions (card selection, drag events, double-click to edit) - Add dialogs for card creation and editing - Customize appearance with themes, CSS, and responsive design - Validate card counts with WIP (work-in-progress) min/max limits - Configure sorting, filtering, and search functionality - Apply custom tooltips, templates, and styling - Implement virtual scrolling for large datasets - Save board state and configuration ## Component Overview The Kanban component provides a visual task management system with these core concepts: **Cards**: Represent tasks or items. Each card displays a header (from a field) and content (from another field). Cards can have tags, custom templates, and be selected individually or in groups. **Columns**: Define workflow stages (e.g., "To Do", "In Progress", "Done"). Each column has a header, can display item counts, and control drag/drop behavior independently. **Swimlanes**: Optional horizontal grouping layers that organize cards by category (e.g., by user, priority, or team). Swimlanes help with organization and can have custom headers. **Drag-and-Drop**: Built-in support for moving cards between columns, within columns, across swimlanes, or to external sources. Fully configurable per column. **Data Binding**: Connect to static arrays or dynamic sources (DataManager with OData/REST APIs) for real-time updates. **Templates**: Customize card layout, column headers, swimlane headers, tooltips, and dialogs with your own HTML/JSX. ## Documentation and Navigation Guide Choose the reference that matches your current need: ### Getting Started 📄 **Read:** [references/getting-started.md](references/getting-started.md) - Installing @syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban - CSS theme imports (Material, Bootstrap, Fluent, Tailwind) - Basic Kanban component setup - Configuring dataSource and field mappings - First working example ### Core Structure (Cards, Columns, Key Fields) 📄 **Read:** [references/core-structure.md](references/core-structure.md) - Card properties and cardSettings configuration - Column definition and properties - keyField mapping (linking cards to columns) - showHeader, showAddButton, showItemCount - Card templates and styling options - When to use default vs custom card layouts ### Swimlanes (Grouping Cards by Category) 📄 **Read:** [references/swimlanes.md](references/swimlanes.md) - What swimlanes are and when to use them - swimlaneSettings configuration - Grouping cards by category, user, priority, or team - Swimlane headers and custom rendering - Nested vs flat layout variations ### Drag-and-Drop (Moving Cards and Managing Flow) 📄 **Read:** [references/drag-and-drop.md](references/drag-and-drop.md) - Internal drag-and-drop (column-to-column, within columns) - External drag-and-drop (Kanban-to-Kanban, to external sources) - allowDragAndDrop, allowDrag, allowDrop per column - transitionColumns to control valid transitions - Drag event handlers and preventing drops ### Data Binding (Connecting to Data Sources) 📄 **Read:** [references/data-binding.md](references/data-binding.md) - Binding to static JSON arrays - DataManager integration with OData and REST APIs - Remote data sources and refresh patterns - Modifying data and triggering updates - Real-time data synchronization ### Templates and Dialogs (Custom Content and Card Editing) 📄 **Read:** [references/dialogs-and-templates.md](references/dialogs-and-templates.md) - Card templates (custom card layout) - Column header templates - Swimlane header templates - Tooltip templates and configuration - Dialog setup for adding/editing cards - Template syntax and event handling ### Sorting, Filtering, and Work-in-Progress (WIP) Validation 📄 **Read:** [references/sorting-filtering-and-search.md](references/sorting-filtering-and-search.md) - Sort settings and card ordering - Min/max card count per column (WIP limits) - Allow sorting and searching - Filtering and search patterns - Selection modes (Single/Multiple) - Handling validation errors ### Customization and Styling (Themes, Responsive, Advanced Features) 📄 **Read:** [references/customization-and-styling.md](references/customization-and-styling.md) - Built-in themes (Material, Bootstrap, Fluent, Tailwind) - CSS customization and variables - Responsive design behavior - Virtual scrolling for large datasets - Persistence (saving card state to storage) - Localization (multi-language support) - Accessibility (ARIA, keyboard navigation) ### Properties (Configuration and Settings) 📄 **Read:** [references/properties.md](references/properties.md) - All configurable properties with type definitions - cardSettings, columns, swimlaneSettings configuration - Core properties (allowDragAndDrop, keyField, dataSource) - Dialog settings and advanced options - Complete configuration examples - Decision trees for common configuration patterns ### Methods (Programmatic Control and Actions) 📄 **Read:** [references/methods.md](references/methods.md) - Card management (addCard, updateCard, deleteCard) - Column management (addColumn, deleteColumn, hideColumn, showColumn) - Data access methods (getSelectedCards, getCardDetails, getColumnData, getSwimlaneData) - UI control methods (showSpinner, hideSpinner, refreshUI, openDialog, closeDialog) - Common programmatic patterns (bulk operations, reordering, duplication) - Using refs to access methods from parent components ### Events (Handling User Interactions and Data Changes) 📄 **Read:** [references/events.md](references/events.md) - Card events (cardClick, cardDoubleClick, cardRendered, cardSelectionChanging) - Dialog events (dialogOpen, dialogClose) - Drag-drop events (dragStart, drag, dragStop) - Data events (dataBinding, dataBound, actionBegin, actionComplete, actionFailure) - Lifecycle events (created) - Event validation and prevention patterns ## Quick Start Example Here's a minimal Kanban board with 3 columns and 5 cards: ```tsx import React from 'react'; import { KanbanComponent, ColumnsDirective, ColumnDirective } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban'; import '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban/styles/material.css'; export default function KanbanQuickStart(): JSX.Element { const kanbanData: { [key: string]: Object } = [ { Id: '1', Status: 'Open', Summary: 'Analyze requirements' }, { Id: '2', Status: 'Open', Summary: 'Design UI mockups' }, { Id: '3', Status: 'InProgress', Summary: 'Implement backend API' }, { Id: '4', Status: 'InProgress', Summary: 'Build frontend components' }, { Id: '5', Status: 'Closed', Summary: 'Deploy to production' } ]; return ( <KanbanComponent dataSource={kanbanData} keyField="Status" cardSettings={{ contentField: 'Summary' }} > <ColumnsDirective> <ColumnDirective key="0" keyField="Open" headerText="Open" /> <ColumnDirective key="1" keyField="InProgress" headerText="In Progress" /> <ColumnDirective key="2" keyField="Closed" headerText="Closed" /> </ColumnsDirective> </KanbanComponent> ); } ``` **What this does:** - Creates 3 workflow columns (Open, InProgress, Closed) - Maps cards to columns using the `Status` field - Displays 5 cards with their Summary text - Enables drag-and-drop by default ## Common Patterns ### Pattern 1: Add Swimlanes to Group Cards by User ```tsx import { KanbanComponent, ColumnsDirective, ColumnDirective } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban'; <KanbanComponent dataSource={kanbanData} keyField="Status" cardSettings={{ contentField: 'Summary' }} swimlaneSettings={{ keyField: 'Assignee' }} > <ColumnsDirective> <ColumnDirective keyField="Open" headerText="Open" /> <ColumnDirective keyField="InProgress" headerText="In Progress" /> <ColumnDirective keyField="Closed" headerText="Closed" /> </ColumnsDirective> </KanbanComponent> ``` Cards are now grouped horizontally by the `Assignee` field, making it easy to see each user's tasks. ### Pattern 2: Prevent Drag-Drop in Specific Columns ```tsx import { ColumnsDirective, ColumnDirective } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban'; <ColumnsDirective> <ColumnDirective keyField="Open" headerText="Open" allowDrag={true} allowDrop={true} /> <ColumnDirective keyField="Closed" headerText="Closed" allowDrag={false} allowDrop={false} /> </ColumnsDirective> ``` Users can drag cards into "Open", but once in "Closed", cards are locked (read-only). ### Pattern 3: Validate Card Counts with WIP Limits ```tsx import { ColumnsDirective, ColumnDirective } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban'; <ColumnsDirective> <ColumnDirective keyField="InProgress" headerText="In Progress" maxCount={5} minCount={1} /> </ColumnsDirective> ``` The board will warn users if column has fewer than 1 or more than 5 cards, enforcing work-in-progress limits. ### Pattern 4: Handle Card Double-Click to Edit ```tsx import { CardClickEventArgs } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-kanban'; const handleCardDoubleClick = (args: CardClickEventArgs): void => { console.log('Card clicked:', args.data); // Open a dialog or form to edit the card }; <KanbanComponent dataSource={kanbanData} cardDoubleClick={handleCardDoubleClick} > {/* ... */} </KanbanComponent> ``` This pattern enables inline editing workflows. ### Pattern 5: Bind Kanban to a Remote API ```tsx import { DataManager, UrlAdaptor } from '@syncfusion/ej2-data'; const dataManager: DataManager = new DataManager({ url: 'https://api.example.com/tasks', adaptor: new UrlAdaptor() }); <KanbanComponent dataSource={dataManager} keyField="Status" cardSettings={{ contentField: 'Summary' }} > {/* ... */} </KanbanComponent> ```
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