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Angular Animation Tutorial 1. Creating the main component 📦 2. Implementing the list component (without animations for the moment) 3. Animating 🧙‍♂️ Animating elements of the list Animating the content Conclusion Hey, let's keep in touch! My other posts

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Animation is a design tool we can use to lend physicality and tangibility to our abstract digital creations by making them feel more familiar and friendly. A lot of components library take full advantage of animations to make their components more relatable to audiences. The good news is, as an Angular developer we can have great components almost out of the box. The bad news is that we almost solely rely on those libraries to do the animations for us, to the point where the Angular animation API is one of the most, if not

To change that, I'll try my best, in this post, to show you all you need to know about Angular animations to get you started. To do that, we will build together this awesome component:

As they say, practice makes perfect, so if you feel like it, you can follow along by cloning this repository and get rolling (each section of this post represents a git branch of the repository).

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Note -> If you are not interested in following along, you could jump right to the section 3, where you will find about the superpowers Angular animation API offers you.

Let's do this. After making sure you have Node, NPM, and the Angular CLI installed on your machine, create a new project and call it awesomeContacts or any other clever name you have in mind, then create a list component:

One more thing before we jump right to the next section, we have one last thing to do. For the animations to work we need to import the

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Now that we have our application and our list component up and running, let's implement the component quickly. Since this post is about animation we won't focus much on this implementation.

Kicks off the animation and serves as a container for all other animation function calls. HTML template binds to triggerName. Use the first argument to declare a unique trigger name.

Specifies a group of animation steps (inner animations) to be run in parallel. Animation continues only after all inner animation steps have completed.

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To bind our animation to an animation name, we will call it listItemAnimation. Then we will defines the animation sequence on the addition and suppression with

Is a special token used to use auto-styling, where styles are derived from the element being animated and applied to the animation when it starts. In simpler words, it's the state before the animation is applied.

The content animation is a little bit trickier. If we animate the content container from left to right we have two options: either we animate the width or we translate the element. Sadly none of those solutions works. If we manipulate the width we will have this:

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The content appears as the width grows, but it doesn't feel right because the content is not sliding from left to right. To fix it, we can try to translate the content from left to right, but look at what happens:

It creates a flash effect (of the empty selection component) because while we are translating the content element, we are not animating its width, so it will go from its current value to 0 in a blink of an eye. The solution then is that we have to translate the content while animating the width.

So we will animate the width of the black container while we are translating the blue one. That should look like this:

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To do this, we need to animate the content element (black container: side-list-content-data) and its child element (blue container: side-list-content-data-inner). For that we need to use another angular animation API:

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You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Animation is a design tool we can use to lend physicality and tangibility to our abstract digital creations by making them feel more familiar and friendly. A lot of components library take full advantage of animations to make their components more relatable to audiences. The good news is, as an Angular eloper, we can have great components almost out of the box. The bad news is, that we almost solely rely on those libraries to do the animations. To the point where the Angular animation API is one of the most, if not

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To change that, I'll try my best, in this post, to show you all you need to know about Angular animations to get you started. To do that, we will build together this awesome component:

As they say, practice makes perfect, so if you feel like it, you can follow along by cloning this repository and get rolling (each section of this post represents a git branch of the repository).

Note -> If you are not interested in following along, you could jump right to the section 3, where you will find about the superpowers Angular animation API offers you.

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Let's do this. After making sure you have Node, NPM, and the Angular CLI installed on your machine, create a new project and call it awesomeContacts or any other clever name you have in mind, then create a list component:

One more thing before we jump right to the next section, we have one last thing to do. For the animations to work we need to import the

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Kicks off the animation and serves as a container for all other animation function calls. HTML template binds to triggerName. Use the first argument to declare a unique trigger name.

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Specifies a group of animation steps (inner animations) to be run in parallel. Animation continues only after all inner animation steps have completed.

To bind our animation to an animation name, we will call it listItemAnimation. Then we will defines the animation sequence on the addition and suppression with

Is a special token used to use auto-styling, where styles are derived from the element being animated and applied to the animation when it starts. In simpler words, it's the state before the animation is applied.

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The content animation is a little bit trickier. If we animate the content container from left to right we have two options: either we animate the width or we translate the element. Sadly none of those solutions works. If we manipulate the width we will have this:

The content appears as the width grows, but it doesn't feel right because the content is not sliding from left to right. To fix it, we can try to translate the content from left to right, but look at what happens:

It creates a flash effect (of the empty selection component) because while we are translating the content element, we are not animating its width, so it will go from its current value to 0 in a blink of an eye. The solution then is that we have to translate the content while animating the width.

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So we will animate the width of the black container while we are translating the blue one. That should look like this:

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To do this, we need to animate the content element (black container: side-list-content-data) and its child element (blue container: side-list-content-data-inner). For that we need to use another angular animation API:

That's it, we've completed the desired behavior, and we learned how to use Angular animation API to do these pretty complex animations.

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That's it for this post. I hope you liked it. If you did, please share it with your friends and colleagues. Also you can follow me on twitter at @theAngularGuy as it would greatly help me.

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