Creating an Angular Animation that can use an @Input() value?

Is it possible to create an Angular Animation with custom parameters passed in via a function, and then using the resulting animation within a component?

For example in this demo the animation is created in a separate animations.ts like this:

import {
  trigger,
  state,
  style,
  transition,
  animate,
  group,
} from '@angular/animations';

export const SlideInOutAnimation = [
  trigger('slideInOut', [
    state(
      'in',
      style({
        width: '50%',
        opacity: '1',
        visibility: 'visible',
      })
    ),
    state(
      'out',
      style({
        width: '50px',
        opacity: 0.3,
        visibility: 'visible',
      })
    ),
    transition('in => out', [
      group([
        animate(
          '600ms ease-in-out',
          style({
            width: '50px',
          })
        ),
      ]),
    ]),
    transition('out => in', [
      group([
        animate(
          '1ms ease-in-out',
          style({
            visibility: 'visible',
          })
        ),
        animate(
          '600ms ease-in-out',
          style({
            width: '50%',
          })
        ),
        animate(
          '800ms ease-in-out',
          style({
            opacity: '1',
          })
        ),
      ]),
    ]),
  ]),
];

And this animation can then be imported an used in a component that declares the animation in the animations property of the @Component decorator.

But what if we want to take an @Input property value and pass that to the animation.

For example if we have something like:

@Input()
width: 50%;

How would we pass this parameter to the animation?

An animation with "parameters" are not so difficult

Imagine some very simple

animations:[
    trigger('custom',[
      transition('*=>*', [
        style({ width: `{{width}}`  }),
        animate('500ms ease-in', style({ width: `100%`  })),
      ],{params:{ width: "0"}}),
    ])
 ]

See that we include the "parameters" in "params" (that it's an object) and when we want to use it's enclosed by {{ }}. It's necesary indicate a params by defect

The only, when define the animation in the .html is pass the parameters, e.g. if you have two variables "value" and "width" you can have a html like

<div class="header" [@custom]="{value:value,params:{width:width}}" >

Then, when we change the "value" the animation begins

<button (click)="width='50%';value=!value">width:50%</button>
<button (click)="width='0';value=!value">width:0</button>

See stackblitz

In the stackblitz I use a variable in the component, but you can use an Input, but rememeber that if you want animation begings you need change the "value" (unless you use :enter and :leave)