The problem with adding methods is that those names are then unavailable for member names -- at least not without possible confusion.

Also, unlike the `name` and `value` instance attributes which do not hide class attributes (aka members) of the same name, `from_name` is a class method so we couldn't have both a `from_name()` class method and a `from_name` class member at the same time.

If those are issues you know wouldn't a problem for you, you can create your own base Enum class with those methods defined, and then inherit from them:

    class EasyEnum(Enum):
        @classmethod
        def from_name(cls, name):
            return cls[name]
        # etc

     class MyEnum(EasyEnum):
          RED = 1
          # etc.

On the other hand, if you want to use this with any enum, then you'll need to make your own helper functions:

    def from_name(enum, name):
        return enum[name]

    enum_member = from_name(MyEnum, 'RED')