Do not allow number literals to be used instead of enums. I could think of three places that this can happen:

• Function arguments
• Binary expressions
• Assignment expressions

enum Foo {
    ONE,
    TWO
}

function getFoo(f: Foo) {

    if (f === Foo.ONE) { // Good

    }

    if (f === 1) { // Bad

    }

    let ff: Foo;

    ff = Foo.TWO // Good
    ff = 1 // Bad

}

getFoo(Foo.ONE) // Good
getFoo(1) // Bad

Rule name

I need help with naming it according to conventions

Options

I don't think this rule needs any options. I don't see why anyone wants to use number literals for enums.