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Implements a domain-specific language (DSL) for defining web animation sequences for HTML elements as
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multiple transformations over time.
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Use this API to define how an HTML element can move, change color, grow or shrink, fade, or slide off
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the page. These changes can occur simultaneously or sequentially. You can control the timing of each
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of these transformations. The function calls generate the data structures and metadata that enable Angular
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to integrate animations into templates and run them based on application states.
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Animation definitions are linked to components through the `{@link Component.animations animations}`
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property in the `@Component` metadata, typically in the component file of the HTML element to be animated.
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The `trigger()` function encapsulates a named animation, with all other function calls nested within. Use
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the trigger name to bind the named animation to a specific triggering element in the HTML template.
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Angular animations are based on CSS web transition functionality, so anything that can be styled or
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transformed in CSS can be animated the same way in Angular. Angular animations allow you to:
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* Set animation timings, styles, keyframes, and transitions.
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* Animate HTML elements in complex sequences and choreographies.
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* Animate HTML elements as they are inserted and removed from the DOM, including responsive real-time
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filtering.
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* Create reusable animations.
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* Animate parent and child elements.
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Additional animation functionality is provided in other Angular modules for animation testing, for
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route-based animations, and for programmatic animation controls that allow an end user to fast forward
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and reverse an animation sequence.
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@see Find out more in the [animations guide](guide/animations).
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@see See what polyfills you might need in the [browser support guide](guide/browser-support).
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