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@haxtra/result
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Result/response object with HTTP-friendly status codes, for use with web APIs
Result/response object with HTTP-friendly status codes, for use with web APIs.
npm install @haxtra/result
const Result = require('@haxtra/result')
res = Result.ok()
// res.ok (true)
// res.data (undefined)
// res.httpCode (200)
res = Result.success(payload, httpCode, {key:value, foo:bar})
// res.ok (true)
// res.data (payload)
// res.httpCode (httpCode|200)
// res.key (value)
// res.foo (bar)
res = Result.created(id)
// res.ok (true)
// res.data (id)
// res.httpCode (201)
res = Result.error()
// res.error (true)
// res.httpCode (500)
res = Result.error(msg, httpCode, {key:value, foo:bar})
// res.error (msg|true)
// res.httpCode (httpCode|500)
// res.key (value)
// res.foo (bar)
res = Result.notFound(msg)
// res.error (msg|Not Found)
// res.httpCode (404)
// 2xx
Result.ok() // 200
Result.created() // 201
Result.accepted() // 202
Result.noContent() // 204
// generic 200
Result.success(payload?, data?)
// 4xx
Result.badRequest() // 400
Result.unauthorized() // 401
Result.paymentRequired() // 402
Result.forbidden() // 403
Result.notFound() // 404
Result.methodNotAllowed() // 405
Result.notAcceptable() // 406
Result.conflict() // 409
Result.gone() // 410
// 5xx
Result.serverError() // 500
Result.notImplemented() // 501
Result.serviceUnavailable() // 503
// generic 500
Result.error(error?, httpCode?, data?)
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Result/response object with HTTP-friendly status codes, for use with web APIs
The npm package @haxtra/result receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @haxtra/result popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @haxtra/result demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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