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babel-plugin-typescript-const-enum

v1.0.8

Published

A babel plugin to replace typescript const enum expression as TS does.

Downloads

3

Readme

babel-plugin-typescript-const-enum

https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-typescript-const-enum

Description

This plugin is to resolve typescript const enum declaration to hard code.

Example

some.d.ts

declare namespace N.S {
  export const enum STATUS {
    success = 0,
    fail = 1,
  }
}

declare const enum OUT_NS_STATUS {
  success = 0,
  fail = 1,
}

index.ts

import NS2 = NS;
import NS = N.S;
import ONS = OUT_NS_STATUS;

export function foo() {
  const a = N.S.STATUS.fail;  // => 1
  const b = NS.STATUS.success;  // => 0
  const c = NS2.STATUS.fail;  // => 1
  const d = ONS.success;  // => 0
  function baz1() {
    const NS = { STATUS: { success: 'success', fail: 'fail' } };
    return NS.STATUS.success; // keep
  }
  function baz2() {
    const ONS = { success: 'success', fail: 'fail' };
    return ONS.success; // keep
  }
  function baz3() {
    const N = { S: { STATUS: { success: 'success', fail: 'fail' } } };
    function bas3Closure() {
      return N.S.STATUS.fail; // keep
    }
    return bas3Closure();
  }
  function haha() {
    return function () {
      return NS.STATUS.success; // => 0
    };
  }
  return;
}

How to Use

Add plugin in babel config

babel.config.json

{
  ...
  "plugins": [
    [
      "babel-plugin-typescript-const-enum",
      {
        "enumFile": "./my-const-enum.json",
        "enums": {
          "a.b.c.xxx": "xxx"
        }
      }
    ]
  ]
  ...
}

Options

  • enumFile string

    a pathname to the enums json data

  • enums

    an object of enums map like follows:

    {
      "my.namespace.student.grade.LEVEL_ENUM.one": "一年级",
      "my.namespace.student.grade.LEVEL_ENUM.two": "二年级",
      "my.namespace.student.grade.LEVEL_ENUM.three": "三年级",
      "real.world.common.sense.DAY.SUNDAY": 7,
      "real.world.common.sense.DAY.MONDAY": 1,
      "real.world.common.sense.DAY.TUSEDAY": 2,
    }

    the upon json may be from some idl, and there should be some d.ts file as following to ensure TS Language Server works OK:

    declare namespace my.namespace.student {
      export namespace grade {
        export const enum LEVEL_ENUM {
          one = '一年级',
          two = '二年级',
          three = '三年级'
        }
      }
    }
    
    declare namespace real.world.common.sense {
      export const enum DAY {
        SUNDAY = 7,
        MONDAY = 1,
        TUSEDAY = 2
      }
    }