I've defined an enum in TypeScript as shown below:
export enum XMPPElementName {
state = "state",
presence = "presence",
iq = "iq",
unreadCount = "uc",
otherUserUnreadCount = "ouc",
sequenceID = "si",
lastSequenceID = "lsi",
timeStamp = "t",
body = "body",
message = "message"
}
Now, I want to destructure its value. How can we achieve this in TypeScript?
const { uc, ouc, msg, lsi, si, t, body } = XMPPElementName;
Update
As per @amadan's suggestion shared in this post, we can utilize the method of Assigning to new variable names explained in the Mozilla documentation on Destructuring Assignment. Here's how it works:
Assigning to new variable names
A property from an object can be unpacked and assigned to a variable with a different name than the original object property.
const o = {p: 42, q: true};
const {p: foo, q: bar} = o;
console.log(foo); // 42
console.log(bar); // true
This technique is effective for solving the problem at hand. However, if you need access to all items without explicitly defining them, consider using either of the methods mentioned in tag1 or tag2.