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I would like to register a service using an enum value. But currently its not possible.
enum Property { APIEndpoint APIVersion TaxRate } const engine = new Container() engine.register(Property.TaxRate, 14.0)
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The problem is that typescript enums are number based. Consider following:
enum First { FIRST, SECOND } enum Second { SecondFirst, SecondSecond } engine.register(First.FIRST, 10); engine.register(Second.SecondFirst, 15); engine.resolve(First.FIRST); // 15
There is nothing to prevent you accidentally overwrite first enum value. I'd use es6 Symbol or string literal types for that instead.
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I would like to register a service using an enum value. But currently its not possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: