I created some Enums and running phpstan with level 6 or higher I get this:

Class Mollie\...\TokenizationSpecificationType extends generic class MyCLabs\Enum\Enum but does not specify its types: T

Could it be added to the readme how to add these types to my Enum class?

See https://github.com/Neargye/magic_enum#readme.

If someone tries both Better Enums and magic_enum, and there is a reason to prefer Better Enums, please leave a comment here.

Otherwise, I think we should recommend magic_enum and move Better Enums toward deprecation.

cc @Neargye

I think that
val profile: slick.jdbc.Profile

has changed, it is not found. Also, when extending from SlickEnumSupport, many other slick implicit mappings are no longer found.

Is it possible to check if an update is needed to the slick integration part of the README?

Right now, we just return atoms whenever we call user.status. We could accept an option in defenum so that user.status will return either string or atom instead.

There should be a derive proc-macro alternative to the macro_rules enum_from_primitive!{..} because it doesn't play well with other such macros like custom_derive!{..}.

I think it would make sense to have it as part of this crate, because it already contains many useful derives for enums.

Hi

a section on "'how to use with easy admin" could be nice when editing entities inside easy admin bundle.

When trying to use ActiveRecord's Enum stuff with an enum column I end up with a type mismatch when creating records. ActiveRecord defaults to converting the enum values to integers which does not map correctly to PostgreSQL's enum types. The workaround is to specify each value as the string version of the enum.

Model

class AddOn < ActiveRecord::Base
  enum category: %i[thermos

It would be very helpful when comments on the enum values would also be rendered to the generated source

@superEnum
enum _Result {
  /// Comment #1
  @generic
  @Data(fields: [
    DataField('data', Generic),
    DataField('message', String),
  ])
  Success,

  @object
  Error,
}

abstract class Result<T> extends Equatable {
  const Result(this._type);