Task list
The task list component displays all the tasks a user needs to do, and allows users to easily identify which ones are done and which they still need to do.
See the GOV.UK Design System documentation on task lists for more information on when to use this component.
- Completed
- In progress
- Not yet started
- Funds applied toThe funds will be announced in JanuaryCannot start yet
<gv-task-list>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page" status="Completed">
Company Directors
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page">
Registered company details
<template #status>
<gv-tag colour="light-blue">In progress</gv-tag>
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page">
Application details
<template #status>
<gv-tag>Not yet started</gv-tag>
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item status="Cannot start yet" :cannot-start-yet="true">
Funds applied to
<template #hint>
The funds will be announced in January
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
</gv-task-list>
Setting the task name and link
Pass the name of the task using the text
prop or in the default slot.
If you pass an href
, the task name will be a link.
You can set up navigation links to use router-link
or nuxt-link
if needed. See
Using router-link or nuxt-link for more details. You'll need to pass the path in href
rather than to
.
Setting the status
For text-only statuses, such as 'Completed' or 'Cannot start yet', pass the status in the status
prop.
For tag statuses, pass a gv-tag
in the status
slot.
If the task cannot be started yet, you should also pass :cannot-start-yet="true"
to make the status grey.
- Completed
- Approved
- Awaiting approval
- Final sign-offYour team lead and manager need to approve before final sign-offCannot start yet
<gv-task-list>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page" status="Completed">
Request details
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page">
Team lead approval
<template #status>
<gv-tag colour="green">Approved</gv-tag>
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item href="/example-page">
Manager approval
<template #status>
<gv-tag colour="orange">Awaiting approval</gv-tag>
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
<gv-task-list-item status="Cannot start yet" :cannot-start-yet="true">
Final sign-off
<template #hint>
Your team lead and manager need to approve before final sign-off
</template>
</gv-task-list-item>
</gv-task-list>
GvTaskList
Slots
Name | Description |
---|---|
default | A list of GvTaskListItem s |
GvTaskListItem
Props
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
title | string | The main title for the task within the task list component. If content is provided in the default slot, this prop will be ignored. |
titleClass | string|array|object | Classes to add to the title wrapper.
You can bind a string, an array or an object, as with normal Vue class bindings. |
href | string | The value of the link's href attribute for the task list item. |
titleComponent | string|object | The component used to render the link, for example RouterLink .Defaults to 'a' . |
hint | string | Can be used to add a hint to each task within the task list component. If content is provided in the hint slot, this prop will be ignored. |
status | string | Text to use for the status, as an alternative to using a tag. If content is provided in the status slot, this prop will be ignored. |
statusClass | string|array|object | Classes to add to the status container.
You can bind a string, an array or an object, as with normal Vue class bindings. |
cannotStartYet | boolean | Set to true if the task cannot be started yet. This will make the status text grey. |
Slots
Name | Description |
---|---|
default | The main title for the task within the task list component. If content is provided in this slot, the title prop will be ignored. |
hint | The content of the hint. If content is provided in this slot, the hint prop will be ignored. |
status | The content of the status, usually a GvTag . If content is provided in this slot, the hint prop will be ignored. |