You’ve already set up routes for the application and have a set of navigation elements to control them. At present, the router views simply appear and disappear without any transition whatsoever. Angular 4.2 and above allows the actual animation of routers supporting much of the same structures you’ve seen previously, but as one would imagine, routers require an additional set of structures to use effective animated transitions between them.
- [Narrator] We've already set up routes for our application…and have a set of navigation elements to control them.…At present, the router views simply…appear and disappear without any transition whatsoever.…Angular 4.2 and above allows the actual animation of routers…supporting much of the same…structures we've seen previously.…But as one would imagine, routers require an additional…set of structures to use effective…animated transitions between them.…The first thing we need to do is add some data to our roots.…
So inside of our animation roots constant,…with an app.module.…Right after our component definition…for each one of these routes,…we're going to pass in some data.…I have a little snippet here I'll paste in,…and this is data which contains an animation object…which has a property called value set to a string.…We're going to make this string match…whatever's after the dash here, it doesn't have to,…but it makes sense for our purposes.…
So for instance, inside my animation basics…I'm just going to change the value to basics.…
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8/21/2020Released
10/11/2017- Installing the Angular CLI
- Creating a new project
- Verifying the animations package
- Configuring project routes
- Animating components
- Triggering animation between states
- Stepped and parallel animation
- Writing reusable animations
- Animating individual items with query and stagger
- Animating an existing Angular project
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 8s
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Using the exercise files1m 46s
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1. Getting Ready to Animate
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How Angular animations work1m 56s
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Angular CLI Installation2m 31s
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Creating a new project1m 31s
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Project structure3m 36s
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Preview the project4m 30s
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2. Enabling Angular Animations
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3. Angular Animation Basics
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Establishing stateful data3m 15s
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Delay and easing functions5m 24s
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Animation callback functions4m 31s
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4. Advanced Angular Animation
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Writing reusable animations5m 25s
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Animation input parameters3m 58s
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Configuring router animation6m 53s
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Selecting items with a query6m 20s
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5. Animating an Existing Interface
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Video playback overview1m 18s
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Adding animation packages3m 31s
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Old animation cleanup1m 51s
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Creating Angular components2m 57s
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Animating the video title2m 58s
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Providing playlist motion3m 31s
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6. Package for Distribution
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Building the project1m 56s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye34s
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