Replacing TS enum with JS objects is really tedious: type HttpMethod = keyof typeof HttpMethod const HttpMethod = { GET: "GET", POST: "POST",

Replacing TS enum with JS objects is really tedious: type HttpMethod = keyof typeof HttpMethod const HttpMethod = { GET: "GET", POST: "POST", } as const It is even worse with int enum: type HttpMethod = Extract<keyof typeof HttpMethod, number> const HttpMethod = { GET: 0, POST: 1, 0: "GET", 1: "POST", } as const My personal "avoid"-rules are: - Avoid enum with negative integers because it generates code that cannot be optimized by the JS engine - Prefer ESM modules to namespaces, because the first can be tree-shaked.