convert const enums to regular enums #1430
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This package exports
const enums instead of regularenums. References to aconst enumare inlined at compile time, so there is no runtime object associated with the enum. Most modern javascript bundlers compile typescript withisolatedModules: truewhich means that type checking doesn't happen across module boundaries, and therefore the enums cannot be inlined.Removing the
constkeyword from these enums means that the compiled javascript build object formodule.tswill contain runtime objects that can be used to access enum values.