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Set the ease function for movement animations

Usage: animation-style [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -s, --style <STYLE>
          Desired ease function for animation

          Possible values:
          - linear:              Linear
          - ease-in-sine:        Ease in sine
          - ease-out-sine:       Ease out sine
          - ease-in-out-sine:    Ease in out sine
          - ease-in-quad:        Ease in quad
          - ease-out-quad:       Ease out quad
          - ease-in-out-quad:    Ease in out quad
          - ease-in-cubic:       Ease in cubic
          - ease-out-cubic:      Ease out cubic
          - ease-in-out-cubic:   Ease in out cubic
          - ease-in-quart:       Ease in quart
          - ease-out-quart:      Ease out quart
          - ease-in-out-quart:   Ease in out quart
          - ease-in-quint:       Ease in quint
          - ease-out-quint:      Ease out quint
          - ease-in-out-quint:   Ease in out quint
          - ease-in-expo:        Ease in expo
          - ease-out-expo:       Ease out expo
          - ease-in-out-expo:    Ease in out expo
          - ease-in-circ:        Ease in circ
          - ease-out-circ:       Ease out circ
          - ease-in-out-circ:    Ease in out circ
          - ease-in-back:        Ease in back
          - ease-out-back:       Ease out back
          - ease-in-out-back:    Ease in out back
          - ease-in-elastic:     Ease in elastic
          - ease-out-elastic:    Ease out elastic
          - ease-in-out-elastic: Ease in out elastic
          - ease-in-bounce:      Ease in bounce
          - ease-out-bounce:     Ease out bounce
          - ease-in-out-bounce:  Ease in out bounce
          
          [default: linear]

  -a, --animation-type <ANIMATION_TYPE>
          Animation type to apply the style to. If not specified, sets global style

          Possible values:
          - movement
          - transparency
          - workspace:    A workspace sliding in and out of a monitor when it is switched to

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

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