enumeratum.values

Value enum with ByteEnumEntry entries

This is similar to enumeratum.Enum, but different in that values must be literal values. This restraint allows us to enforce uniqueness at compile time.

Note that uniqueness is only guaranteed if you do not do any runtime string manipulation on values.

Value Enum Entry parent class for Byte valued entries

Value enum with CharEnumEntry entries

This is similar to enumeratum.Enum, but different in that values must be literal values. This restraint allows us to enforce uniqueness at compile time.

Note that uniqueness is only guaranteed if you do not do any runtime string manipulation on values.

Value Enum Entry parent class for Char valued entries

Value enum with IntEnumEntry entries

Value Enum Entry parent class for Int valued entries

Value enum with LongEnumEntry entries

Value Enum Entry parent class for Long valued entries

Value enum with ShortEnumEntry entries

Value Enum Entry parent class for Short valued entries

Value enum with StringEnumEntry entries

This is similar to enumeratum.Enum, but different in that values must be literal values. This restraint allows us to enforce uniqueness at compile time.

Note that uniqueness is only guaranteed if you do not do any runtime string manipulation on values.

Value Enum Entry parent class for String valued entries

This is similar to enumeratum.Enum, but different in that values must be literal values. This restraint allows us to enforce uniqueness at compile time.

Note that uniqueness is only guaranteed if you do not do any runtime string manipulation on values.

Base trait for a Value-based enums.

Example:

scala> sealed abstract class Greeting(val value: Int) extends IntEnumEntry

scala> object Greeting extends IntEnum[Greeting] {
   |   val values = findValues
   |   case object Hello   extends Greeting(1)
   |   case object GoodBye extends Greeting(2)
   |   case object Hi      extends Greeting(3)
   |   case object Bye     extends Greeting(4)
   | }

scala> Greeting.withValueOpt(1)
res0: Option[Greeting] = Some(Hello)

scala> Greeting.withValueOpt(6)
res1: Option[Greeting] = None

Created by Lloyd on 4/11/16.

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