ok-enum
v1.0.5
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Encapsulates the Enum type in js
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ok-enum
Encapsulates the Enum type in js
Features
- Encapsulates the Enum type in js
- Easy to use and extend
- Avoid enumeration values being modified
Install
$ npm install --save ok-enum
// or
$ yarn add ok-enum
Examples
const Enum = require('ok-enum')
// pass object
const Fruit = new Enum({ Apple: '1', Banana: '2' })
// Enum {
// _options: { freeze: true, mirror: false, handlers: null },
// _originVal: { Apple: '1', Banana: '2' },
// Apple: '1',
// Banana: '2'
// }
// pass array
const Day = new Enum(['Mon', 'Tus'])
// Enum {
// _options: { freeze: true, mirror: false, handlers: null },
// _originVal: [ 'Mon', 'Tus' ],
// Mon: 0,
// Tus: 1
// }
API
Enum config
// @param {Boolean} [mirror=false]
const Day = new Enum(['Mon', 'Tus'], { mirror: true })
// Enum {
// _options: { mirror: true },
// _originVal: [ 'Mon', 'Tus' ],
// Mon: 'Mon',
// Tus: 'Tus'
// }
// @param {Boolean} [freeze=true]
const Fruit = new Enum({ Apple: '1', Banana: '2' }, { freeze: false })
// you can modify enum
Fruit.Apple = '3'
// @param {Object} [handlers]
const WEEK = new Enum(['Mon', 'Tues', 'Wed', 'Thur', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun'], {
mirror: true,
handlers: {
isWeek: function(val) {
return val == this.Sat || val == this.Sun
},
},
})
WEEK.isWeek('Sat') // true
Instance methods
Enum#get(key) return value in the enums by the key.
const Fruit = new Enum({ APPLE: '1', BANANA: '2' }) Fruit.get('APPLE') // '1' Fruit.get('WATERMELON') // undefined
Enum#has(key) return true if key in the enums.
const Fruit = new Enum({ APPLE: '1', BANANA: '2' }) Fruit.has('APPLE') // true Fruit.has('WATERMELON') // false
Enum#values() return all values in the enums by array.
const Fruit = new Enum({ APPLE: '1', BANANA: '2' }) Fruit.has('APPLE') // true Fruit.has('WATERMELON') // false
Enum#keys() return all keys in the enums by array.
const Fruit = new Enum({ APPLE: '1', BANANA: '2' }) Fruit.keys() // ['APPLE', 'BANANA']
Enum#original() return original values.
const Fruit = new Enum({ APPLE: '1', BANANA: '2' }) Fruit.values() // ['1', '2']
LICENSE
MIT @linchinghao