Autonomous Vehicle: Gantt Chart

This project houses the gantt chart for MWHS Autonomous Vehicle team.

Contributing

The gantt chart is generated through GanttProject. DO NOT edit the chart by hand. Such task would be counterproductive and destructive to the structure of this repository.

Installing Java Virtual Machine

GanttProject is built on Java.

Windows and macOS

Download the Java SE 8 JRE installer from this page. At the time of writing, the latest version of Java SE is Java SE 8u191. Follow the installer prompt to install Java.

Installing GanttProject

GanttProject has cross-platform support. Follow one of the guides bellow to get started.

Windows

Download the latest GanttProject distribution for Windows from this page. At the time of writing, the latest stable version of GanttProject is v2.8.9. The latest distribution file for Windows is ganttproject-2.8.9-r2335.exe. Download and run the installation file.

macOS

Download the latest GanttProject ZIP distribution from this page. At the time of writing, the latest stable version of GanttProject is v2.8.9. The latest zip distribution file is ganttproject-2.8.9-r2335.zip.

Extract the contents of the zip archive to your home directory (tip: open finder and press ⌘ + ⇧ + H to locate your home directory).

Open terminal (tip: press ⌘ + ␣ to open spotlight search, then type "Terminal" and press ↩). Enter the command nano ~/.bash_profile. Append the following into the file.

alias ganttproject=~/<enter GanttProject folder name here>/ganttproject

Press ⌃ + X followed by Y to save and ↩ to save into the original file.

Exit the terminal and reopen it. Launch GanttProject by using the following command ganttproject.

Exporting the gantt chart

Follow the following steps in order to produce the proper chart.

1. Export the chart as HTML report. Set the theme as Samara. Set the file name and the path to docs/index.html.
2. Export the chart as a raster image file. Set the file format to PNG. Set the file name and the path to docs/index.png. Set the start date to the beginning of the working week of the actual start date and the end date as the end of the working week for the actual end date of the project.
3. Commit and push.