Sometimes, we want to use enums inside a class with TypeScript
In this article, we’ll look at how to use enums inside a class with TypeScript.
How to use enums inside a class with TypeScript?
To use enums inside a class with TypeScript, we can put it in the same module as the class.
For instance, we write
enum State {
STATE_IDLE,
STATE_LOADING,
STATE_READY,
STATE_ERROR,
}
export class Image {
constructor() {}
public static readonly State = State;
}
to add the Image class that has the static State variable set to the State enum.
Then we can use it with Image.State.
Conclusion
To use enums inside a class with TypeScript, we can put it in the same module as the class.
