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Using String Enums in TypeScript Without Literal Values

Is there an easy way to use String enums? I don't like being forced to have to use the Typescript enum when setting the literal value

ts 
enum Env { "PRODUCTION", "DEVELOPMENT" }
const EnvSchema = S.Enums(Env)

type TEnv = typeof EnvSchema.Type
const a: TEnv = 'PRODUCTION' // This doesn't work

ts 
enum Env { "PRODUCTION", "DEVELOPMENT" }
const EnvSchema = S.Enums(Env)

type TEnv = typeof EnvSchema.Type
const a: TEnv = 'PRODUCTION' // This doesn't work

ts 
enum Env { "PRODUCTION", "DEVELOPMENT" }
const EnvSchema = S.Enums(Env)

type TEnv = typeof EnvSchema.Type
const a: TEnv = 'PRODUCTION' // This doesn't work

ts 
enum Env { "PRODUCTION", "DEVELOPMENT" }
const EnvSchema = S.Enums(Env)

type TEnv = typeof EnvSchema.Type
const a: TEnv = 'PRODUCTION' // This doesn't work

Using String Enums in TypeScript Without Literal Values

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