StringPlayEnum

Returns a Seq of A objects that the macro was able to find.

You will want to use this in some way to implement your values method. In fact, if you aren't using this method...why are you even bothering with this lib?

The sequence of values for your Enum. You will typically want to implement this in your extending class as a val so that withValue and friends are as efficient as possible.

Feel free to implement this however you'd like (including messing around with ordering, etc) if that fits your needs better.

Tries to get an EntryType by the supplied value. The value corresponds to the .value of the case objects implementing EntryType

Like Enumeration 's withValue, this method will throw if the value does not match any of the values' .value values.

Returns an [[Right[EntryType]] ] for a given value, or a [[Left[NoSuchMember]] ] if the value does not match any of the values' .value values.

Optionally returns an EntryType for a given value.

The Formatter for binding the ValueType of this ValueEnum.

Used for building the Formatter for the entries

Field for mapping this enum in Forms

Binder for play.api.routing.sird router

Example:

scala> import play.api.routing.sird._
scala> import play.api.routing._
scala> import play.api.mvc._

scala> sealed abstract class Greeting(val value: Int) extends IntEnumEntry

scala> object Greeting extends IntPlayEnum[Greeting] {
   |   val values = findValues
   |   case object Hello   extends Greeting(1)
   |   case object GoodBye extends Greeting(2)
   |   case object Hi      extends Greeting(3)
   |   case object Bye     extends Greeting(4)
   | }

scala> val router = Router.from {
   |   case GET(p"/hello/${Greeting.fromPath(greeting)}") => Action {
   |     Results.Ok(s"$greeting")
   |   }
   | }
scala> router.routes
res0: Router.Routes = <function1>

Map of ValueType to EntryType members

Implicit JSON format for the entries of this enum

Implicit path binder for Play's default router

Implicit path binder for Play's default router