fix: Use type for type imports and literal types

Refactor `types.ts` to use `as const` for `GamePhase` and explicitly define the `GamePhase` type. This improves type safety and clarity. Additionally, update imports in other files to use `type` for type-only imports, further enhancing type safety and preventing potential runtime issues.
2026-01-28 18:07:31 -08:00
parent ee4f3766cd
commit 77cc74a7c3
6 changed files with 30 additions and 22 deletions
@@ -1,13 +1,15 @@
-export enum GamePhase {
-  LOBBY = 'LOBBY',
-  COUNTDOWN = 'COUNTDOWN',
-  QUESTION_DISPLAY = 'QUESTION_DISPLAY',
-  BUZZER_OPEN = 'BUZZER_OPEN',
-  ADJUDICATION = 'ADJUDICATION',
-  ANSWER_REVEAL = 'ANSWER_REVEAL',
-  LEADERBOARD = 'LEADERBOARD',
-  FINAL_STATS = 'FINAL_STATS'
-}
+export const GamePhase = {
+  LOBBY: 'LOBBY',
+  COUNTDOWN: 'COUNTDOWN',
+  QUESTION_DISPLAY: 'QUESTION_DISPLAY',
+  BUZZER_OPEN: 'BUZZER_OPEN',
+  ADJUDICATION: 'ADJUDICATION',
+  ANSWER_REVEAL: 'ANSWER_REVEAL',
+  LEADERBOARD: 'LEADERBOARD',
+  FINAL_STATS: 'FINAL_STATS'
+} as const;
+
+export type GamePhase = typeof GamePhase[keyof typeof GamePhase];

 export interface PlayerStats {
  correctAnswers: number;