So I have this in the javascript for my page:
var TEST_ERROR = {
\'SUCCESS\' : 0,
\'FAIL\' : -1,
\'ID_ERROR\' : -2
If you are typescript, then you will already have a definition for the enum. Else you can directly use the JS version of the enum.
var Status;
(function (Status) {
Status[Status["New"] = 0] = "New";
Status[Status["Submitted"] = 1] = "Submitted";
Status[Status["Approved"] = 2] = "Approved";
Status[Status["Rejected"] = 3] = "Rejected";
})(Status || (Status = {}));
var snew = Status.New;
console.log(snew); //This is the number
console.log(Status[snew]); //This is the string