How to use the mos-connection.IMOSObjectStatus function in mos-connection

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export function notifyCurrentPlayingPart (
		peripheralDevice: PeripheralDevice,
		rundown: Rundown,
		oldPlayingPartExternalId: string | null,
		newPlayingPartExternalId: string | null
	) {

		if (oldPlayingPartExternalId) {
			setStoryStatus(peripheralDevice._id, rundown, oldPlayingPartExternalId, MOS.IMOSObjectStatus.STOP)
			.catch(e =&gt; logger.error('Error in setStoryStatus', e))
		}
		if (newPlayingPartExternalId) {
			setStoryStatus(peripheralDevice._id, rundown, newPlayingPartExternalId, MOS.IMOSObjectStatus.PLAY)
			.catch(e =&gt; logger.error('Error in setStoryStatus', e))
		}
	}
	function setStoryStatus (deviceId: string, rundown: Rundown, storyId: string, status: MOS.IMOSObjectStatus): Promise {

How to use the mos-connection.IMOSObjectStatus function in mos-connection

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