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ts-define-constant

v1.2.3

Published

Type safe utility for defining static constants with automatic type narrowing and additional helper functions

Downloads

17

Readme

TS Define Constant

Type safe utility for defining static constants with automatic type narrowing and additional helper functions.

Install

# npm
npm i ts-define-constant

# yarn
yarn add ts-define-constant

# pnpm
pnpm i ts-define-constant

Usage

Import and define your constants using the provided defineConstant function.

Supports passing in a plain object or an array of strings as the first argument. Planning support for TypeScript enums in the future.

:warning: The defineConstant function requires a type assertion on the passed in value using as const to work properly!

import { defineConstant } from 'ts-define-constant';

const {
  /* Plain object containing the constants */
  object,
  /* Array of the keys */
  keys,
  /* Array of the values */
  values,
  /* Function that returns the key of a given value */
  getKey,
  /* Function that returns the value of a given key */
  getValue,
  /* Function that returns true if the given value is a key of the constants */
  isKey,
  /* Function that returns true if the given value is a value of the constants */
  isValue,
  /* Function that returns true if the given value is equal to the USER constant */
  isUser,
  /* Function that returns true if the given value is equal to the ADMIN constant */
  isAdmin,
} = defineConstant({ USER: 'USER', ADMIN: 'ADMIN' } as const);

An example of what this looks like when multiple constants are defined and exported from a shared constants.ts file:

// constants.ts
import { defineConstant } from 'ts-define-constant';

export const {
  object: USER_ROLES,
  keys: USER_ROLE_KEYS,
  values: USER_ROLE_VALUES,
  getKey: getUserRoleKey,
  getValue: getUserRoleValue,
  isKey: isUserRoleKey,
  isValue: isUserRoleValue,
  isUser,
  isAdmin,
} = defineConstant({ USER: 'USER', ADMIN: 'ADMIN' } as const);

export const {
  object: SORT_ORDERS,
  keys: SORT_ORDER_KEYS,
  values: SORT_ORDER_VALUES,
  getKey: getSortOrderKey,
  getValue: getSortOrderValue,
  isKey: isSortOrderKey,
  isValue: isSortOrderValue,
  isAsc,
  isDesc,
} = defineConstant({ ASC: 'ASC', DESC: 'DESC' } as const);