Enum

Enum types work differently from most languages. Through type inference, you can refer to an enum using a string literal such as "variantN" rather than typing Variant.VARIANT_N.

enum Variant {
    const VARIANT_ONE;
    const VARIANT_TWO = "variantTwo";
    const VARIANT_THREE = [2, "variantThree"];
}

Each enum member has an associated constant, number and string.

• The number counter starts at zero.
• Constant names are automatically converted from screaming snake case into a camel case string.