Can you set a static enum inside of a TypeScript class?
To do this, you would need to define it outside of the class first, then assign it as a static property.
enum UNIT_STATUS { NOT_STARTED, STARTED, COMPLETED,}class UnitModel extends Backbone.Model { static UNIT_STATUS = UNIT_STATUS; isComplete(){ return this.get("status") === UNIT_STATUS.COMPLETED; }}export = UnitModel;
You can declare a namespace right after your class, and declare the enum inside the namespace. For example:
class UnitModel extends Backbone.Model { defaults(): UnitInterface { return { status: UNIT_STATUS.NOT_STARTED }; } isComplete(){ return this.get("status") === UNIT_STATUS.COMPLETED; } complete(){ this.set("status", UNIT_STATUS.COMPLETED); }}namespace UnitModel { export enum UNIT_STATUS { NOT_STARTED, STARTED, COMPLETED }}export = UnitModel;Then you can use UnitModel.UNIT_STSTUS to reference you enum.