以下代码可用于在TypeScript中创建enum:
enum e {
hello = 1,
world = 2
};
这些值可以通过以下方式访问:
e.hello;
e.world;
我如何创建一个字符串值enum ?
enum e {
hello = "hello", // error: cannot convert string to e
world = "world" // error
};
以下代码可用于在TypeScript中创建enum:
enum e {
hello = 1,
world = 2
};
这些值可以通过以下方式访问:
e.hello;
e.world;
我如何创建一个字符串值enum ?
enum e {
hello = "hello", // error: cannot convert string to e
world = "world" // error
};
当前回答
//to access the enum with its string value you can convert it to object
//then you can convert enum to object with proberty
//for Example :
enum days { "one" =3, "tow", "Three" }
let _days: any = days;
if (_days.one == days.one)
{
alert(_days.one + ' | ' + _days[4]);
}
其他回答
//to access the enum with its string value you can convert it to object
//then you can convert enum to object with proberty
//for Example :
enum days { "one" =3, "tow", "Three" }
let _days: any = days;
if (_days.one == days.one)
{
alert(_days.one + ' | ' + _days[4]);
}
我认为你应该试试这个,在这种情况下,变量的值不会改变,它的工作方式很像枚举,使用类也可以,唯一的缺点是你可以错误地改变静态变量的值这是我们不希望在枚举中发生的。
namespace portal {
export namespace storageNames {
export const appRegistration = 'appRegistration';
export const accessToken = 'access_token';
}
}
TypeScript < 2.4
/** Utility function to create a K:V from a list of strings */
function strEnum<T extends string>(o: Array<T>): {[K in T]: K} {
return o.reduce((res, key) => {
res[key] = key;
return res;
}, Object.create(null));
}
/**
* Sample create a string enum
*/
/** Create a K:V */
const Direction = strEnum([
'North',
'South',
'East',
'West'
])
/** Create a Type */
type Direction = keyof typeof Direction;
/**
* Sample using a string enum
*/
let sample: Direction;
sample = Direction.North; // Okay
sample = 'North'; // Okay
sample = 'AnythingElse'; // ERROR!
从https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/docs/types/literal-types.html
到源代码链接,你可以找到更多更简单的方法来实现字符串文字类型
@basarat的回答很棒。下面是一个你可以使用的简化但有点扩展的例子:
export type TMyEnumType = 'value1'|'value2';
export class MyEnumType {
static VALUE1: TMyEnumType = 'value1';
static VALUE2: TMyEnumType = 'value2';
}
console.log(MyEnumType.VALUE1); // 'value1'
const variable = MyEnumType.VALUE2; // it has the string value 'value2'
switch (variable) {
case MyEnumType.VALUE1:
// code...
case MyEnumType.VALUE2:
// code...
}
我也有同样的问题,然后想出了一个很好用的函数:
每个条目的键和值都是字符串,并且相同。 每个条目的值都是从键派生出来的。(即。“不要重复你自己”,不像字符串值的常规枚举) TypeScript类型成熟且正确。(防止拼写错误) 还有一种简单的方法可以让TS自动完成您的选项。(如。打字MyEnum。,并立即看到可用的选项) 还有其他一些优点。(见答案底部)
效用函数:
export function createStringEnum<T extends {[key: string]: 1}>(keysObj: T) {
const optionsObj = {} as {
[K in keyof T]: keyof T
// alternative; gives narrower type for MyEnum.XXX
//[K in keyof T]: K
};
const keys = Object.keys(keysObj) as Array<keyof T>;
const values = keys; // could also check for string value-overrides on keysObj
for (const key of keys) {
optionsObj[key] = key;
}
return [optionsObj, values] as const;
}
用法:
// if the "Fruit_values" var isn't useful to you, just omit it
export const [Fruit, Fruit_values] = createStringEnum({
apple: 1,
pear: 1,
});
export type Fruit = keyof typeof Fruit; // "apple" | "pear"
//export type Fruit = typeof Fruit_values[number]; // alternative
// correct usage (with correct types)
let fruit1 = Fruit.apple; // fruit1 == "apple"
fruit1 = Fruit.pear; // assigning a new fruit also works
let fruit2 = Fruit_values[0]; // fruit2 == "apple"
// incorrect usage (should error)
let fruit3 = Fruit.tire; // errors
let fruit4: Fruit = "mirror"; // errors
现在有人可能会问,这个“基于字符串的enum”比只使用:
type Fruit = "apple" | "pear";
有几个优点:
Auto-complete is a bit nicer (imo). For example, if you type let fruit = Fruit., Typescript will immediately list the exact set of options available. With string literals, you need to define your type explicitly, eg. let fruit: Fruit = , and then press ctrl+space afterward. (and even that results in unrelated autocomplete options being shown below the valid ones) The TSDoc metadata/description for an option is carried over to the MyEnum.XXX fields! This is useful for providing additional information about the different options. For example: You can access the list of options at runtime (eg. Fruit_values, or manually with Object.values(Fruit)). With the type Fruit = ... approach, there is no built-in way to do this, which cuts off a number of use-cases. (for example, I use the runtime values for constructing json-schemas)