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Is there a better way to access enum types?

// the schema
export const MarketplaceIntegrationType = pgEnum('MarketplaceIntegrationType', [
  'Amazon',
  'Walmart',
  'Etsy',
  'Shopify'
]);
type: MarketplaceIntegrationType('type').notNull()

// the code
let integrationType: typeof marketplaceIntegrations.$inferSelect.type;

// the schema
export const MarketplaceIntegrationType = pgEnum('MarketplaceIntegrationType', [
  'Amazon',
  'Walmart',
  'Etsy',
  'Shopify'
]);
type: MarketplaceIntegrationType('type').notNull()

// the code
let integrationType: typeof marketplaceIntegrations.$inferSelect.type;

is there a better way to do this other than manually creating a type to use everywhere? its not very ergonomic to type this out like that

i can also do something like

(typeof MarketplaceIntegrationType.enumValues)[number]

(typeof MarketplaceIntegrationType.enumValues)[number]

but this sucks too

Drizzle Team•3y ago•

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jakeleventhal

Is there a better way to access enum types?

// the schema
export const MarketplaceIntegrationType = pgEnum('MarketplaceIntegrationType', [
  'Amazon',
  'Walmart',
  'Etsy',
  'Shopify'
]);
type: MarketplaceIntegrationType('type').notNull()

// the code
let integrationType: typeof marketplaceIntegrations.$inferSelect.type;

// the schema
export const MarketplaceIntegrationType = pgEnum('MarketplaceIntegrationType', [
  'Amazon',
  'Walmart',
  'Etsy',
  'Shopify'
]);
type: MarketplaceIntegrationType('type').notNull()

// the code
let integrationType: typeof marketplaceIntegrations.$inferSelect.type;

is there a better way to do this other than manually creating a type to use everywhere? its not very ergonomic to type this out like that

i can also do something like

(typeof MarketplaceIntegrationType.enumValues)[number]

(typeof MarketplaceIntegrationType.enumValues)[number]

but this sucks too

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