How about using typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/e...
enum TerrainEnum { Meadow = 'MEADOW', Ocean = 'OCEAN', Forest = 'FOREST' } class Terrain { public static isValid = (value: string): boolean => ( value === TerrainEnum.Meadow || value === TerrainEnum.Ocean || value === TerrainEnum.Forest ); }
in that case, you can set in the constructor that you expect TerrainEnum value e.g.
class Terrain { constructor(name: TerrainEnum) { this.name = name; } }
Hi thanks for your answer. I think I prefer to define it in 1 class only. Any other alternatives? :)
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How about using typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/e...
in that case, you can set in the constructor that you expect TerrainEnum value e.g.
Hi thanks for your answer. I think I prefer to define it in 1 class only. Any other alternatives? :)