In Angular 1, we have a Service named $animate . This already comes by default in the Angular.
But we also have a library, which is added optionally in the project, called ngAnimate . This is intended to add animations in ng-if , ng-repeat , ng-show and the like.
I would like to know what is the difference between the two?
Does this% with% exclude the use of $animate ?
References:
These two providers are different ways of dealing with the same module, module.animation() .
ngAnimate is a directive that is injected into directives (such as ngRepeat , ngView , ngIf , and others) that can benefit from the animation module to display state differences .
$animate is a service that allows you to programmatically handle the animation module, triggering events of classes ( $animate.addClass() , .removeClass() , .enter() , .leave() , and others ).
