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Enums so easy...
npm install --save easy-enum
import Enum from 'easy-enum';
let Status = new Enum([
'INCOMPLETE',
'COMPLETE'
]);
Status.COMPLETE === 'COMPLETE'; // => true
typeof Status.COMPLETE === 'string'; // => true
// Don't need to serialize it? Use Symbols!
// You can use any value you want.
Status = new Enum({
INCOMPLETE: Symbol(),
COMPLETE: Symbol()
});
//Enums are immutable
Status.COMPLETE = 123; // => NOPE!
let Status = new Enum({
INCOMPLETE: Symbol(),
COMPLETE: Symbol()
});
// Whether a key exists
Status.has('COMPLETE'); // => true
Status.has('BLORG'); // => false
// Whether a value is an enum value
Status.is(Status.COMPLETE); // => true
Status.is('COMPLETE'); // => false
// Enums are iterable
for (let status of Status) {
Status.is(status); // => true
}
Status.keys(); // Iterate over enum keys
Status.entries(); // Iterate over [key, value]
Status.values(); // Iterate over enum values
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Enums as easy as can be
The npm package easy-enum receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, easy-enum popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that easy-enum demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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