As simple as this

from anystrenum import StrEnum

class Season(StrEnum):
    spring: str
    summer: str
    autumn: str
    winter: str

print(Season.summer)
print(isinstance(Season.summer, str))
# summer
# True

Using custom words separator

To automatically replace all underscores (_) in names to something more suitable, use sep parameter:

from anystrenum import StrEnum

class Region(StrEnum, sep='-'):
    us_east_1: str
    us_west_1: str
    ca_central_1: str
    cn_northwest_1: str
    eu_central_1: str
    eu_west_1: str
    eu_north_2: str
    sa_east_1: str

print(Region.us_east_1)
# us-east-1

Using str converter and custom words separator

If you need to apply to your names more changes, you can use converter parameter. Pass a function in here which will be called on every member

from anystrenum import StrEnum

class ContentType(StrEnum, converter=lambda s: s.replace('_', '/', 1), sep='-'):
    application_json: str
    application_octet_stream: str
    application_x_json_stream: str
    audio_mpeg: str
    audio_pcm: str
    audio_ogg: str

print(ContentType.application_octet_stream)
# application/octet-stream

As you can see from an example, firstly, names will be converted with our lambda function and then, remaining underscores will be replaced with given separator

Filtering enum members

print(ContentType.filter(contains='-', startswith='a', endswith='m'))
# {<ContentType.application_octet_stream: 'application/octet-stream'>,
# <ContentType.application_x_json_stream: 'application/x-json-stream'>}

print(ContentType.filter(contained_in='Usually content type for MP3 is audio/mpeg'))
# {<ContentType.audio_mpeg: 'audio/mpeg'>}

print(Region.filter(startswith='eu', endswith='1'))
# {<Region.eu_west_1: 'eu-west-1'>, <Region.eu_central_1: 'eu-central-1'>}