Support for enums about vest HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey @alveshelio, thanks for reaching out.

The short answer to your question is yes, what you want done can be achieved pretty easily with inside, it allows you to check that a value is within an array.

enforce("hello").inside(["hello", "world"]);

The thing is that a typescript enum is not an array, but it transpiles down to an object, so it's not useful just like that. You need to get either the keys or the values:

enum Fruits {
  APPLE = "apple",
  BANANA = "banana",
  CANTELOPE = "cantelope"
}

// ...

// If you need the enum by key:
test('fruit', 'fruit is a key of fruits enum', () => {
  // data.fruit is a key of ["APPLE", "BANANA", "CANTELOPE"]
  enforce(data.fruit).inside(Object.keys(Fruits));
});

// If you need the enum by value:
test('fruit', 'fruit is a value of fruits enum', () => {
  // data.fruit is a value of ["apple", "banana", "cantelope"]
  enforce(data.fruit).inside(Object.values(Fruits));
});

Maybe it's a good idea to add two new matchers keyOf and valueOf`, but until then, these two examples should work for you.

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Hi @ealush,

Thank you very much for getting back. I think inside() might be enough.

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Great example, would be nice to have it in the docs re: handling enum/select ! @ealush

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Thanks @MentalGear, added to the docs will be automatically published with the next patch to vest.

Thank you for keeping an eye out for things like this.

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