How can I debug TypeScript enums effectively?

I'm having trouble debugging my TypeScript enums. Any tips?

Sure! One effective way to debug TypeScript enums is to log their values to the console. This helps you see what values are being assigned.

What if the enum values are not what I expect?

If the values are unexpected, check for any typos in your enum definition or where you're using the enum. Also, ensure that you're not accidentally modifying the enum values.

Can I use TypeScript's built-in debugging tools for enums?

Yes, you can use the TypeScript compiler options like --noEmitOnError to catch issues early. Additionally, using a debugger in your IDE can help you step through your code.

Are there any common pitfalls with TypeScript enums?

Absolutely! Common pitfalls include using string enums without proper initialization and mixing enum types. Always ensure your enums are well-defined.