ESLint Rules for TypeScript Enums

eslint-plugin-typescript-enum provides ESLint rules specifically designed to manage and disallow the use of TypeScript enums within a project. The plugin operates on the premise that TypeScript enums, while a core language feature, introduce runtime representations that conflict with TypeScript's design goal of being a typed superset of JavaScript without adding runtime functionality. It highlights concerns such as potential type unsafety, caveats, and better modern alternatives like `const assertions`, `string unions`, and `discriminated unions`. The current stable version is 2.1.0, and the package appears to have an active release cadence, with several minor versions released recently. Its key differentiator is its explicit stance against TypeScript enums, aligning with a growing sentiment in the TypeScript community that discourages their use in favor of more JavaScript-native patterns. This makes it a critical tool for developers aiming to maintain a consistent, future-proof, and JavaScript-aligned codebase by enforcing alternatives.