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@http-status-codes/i18n-en
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It provides information related to HTTP status code messages in 21 national languages 📜. When you need to handle matters related to HTTP status codes, you can give it a try. It's very simple.
🚀 Support:
HttpStatusText.OK
or HttpStatusText.h200
.HttpStatusDescription.OK
or HttpStatusDescription.h200
.HttpStatusCode.OK
or HttpStatusCode.h200
.isCodeOrTextValid
. For example, both isCodeOrTextValid(200)
or isCodeOrTextValid('OK')
are true.getStatusInfo
, such as status code, reason phrase, detailed description, and whether it is successful.isStatusSuccessful
.getSimpleStatusMessage
method, such as 200 OK
.getStatusMessage
method, such as 200 OK: The standard response for successful HTTP requests.
.getStatusCode
method, such as getStatusCode('OK') -> 200
.getStatusText
method, such as getStatusText(200) -> 'OK'
.The http-status-codes library itself does not support internationalization (i18n) 🌍. However, my project needs to support it. I asked GPT which libraries could meet my requirements, but it talked nonsense and told me there was one called @http-status-codes/i18n. Eventually, I couldn't find this so-called @http-status-codes/i18n, so I made it myself.
nx
, and then use the nx scaffolding to generate the project engineering quickly
,2. I want to generate code with ts-morph
,3. I want to conduct AI translation with Feishu/Multi-dimensional Table/Field Shortcut
,4. I want to convert XLSX to JSON, so I use the translated table to generate the JSON configuration
,5. I want to convert JSON to Project, so I use the JSON configuration to generate multi-language projects✂️ Lightweight: ES6, TS, good scalability, good compatibility, multi-package support, on-demand usage.
,
,⚡ Strong: Supports multiple languages, up to 21 countries, the dependent packages support various resource formats 'cjs', 'esm', 'es', 'amd', 'iife', 'umd','system'
, multiple compressions, and has a good compression effect.
,
,⚙️ Simple: Has fine-grained APIs and coarse-grained APIs, and is very convenient to use.
Just run any of the following commands for a normal installation. The specific installation command depends on the dependency environment in your current project. By default, npm is used.
npm install @http-status-codes/i18n-en
yarn add @http-status-codes/i18n-en
pnpm i @http-status-codes/i18n-en
import {
getSimpleStatusMessage,
getStatusMessage,
getStatusText,
} from "@http-status-codes/i18n-en";
getStatusText(HttpStatusCode.OK) // OK
getSimpleStatusMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK) // 200 OK
getStatusMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK) // 200 OK: The standard response for successful HTTP requests.
API | Result |
---|---|
HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED | 202 |
HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100 | 100 |
HttpStatusText.OK | OK |
HttpStatusTextByCode.h200 | OK |
HttpStatusDescription.ACCEPTED | Accepted:The request has been accepted but has not been processed yet. This code does not guarantee that the request will process successfully. |
HttpStatusDescriptionByCode.h200 | OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
isCodeOrTextValid(200) | true |
isCodeOrTextValid('OK') | true |
isCodeOrTextValid(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | true |
isCodeOrTextValid(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | true |
isCodeOrTextValid(HttpStatusText.OK) | true |
isCodeOrTextValid(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | true |
getStatusInfo(200) | {"code":200,"message":"OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests.","success":true} |
getStatusInfo('OK') | {"code":200,"message":"OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests.","success":true} |
getStatusInfo(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | {"code":100,"message":"Continue:The server has received the request headers, and that the client should proceed to send the request body.","success":true} |
getStatusInfo(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | {"code":202,"message":"Accepted:The request has been accepted but has not been processed yet. This code does not guarantee that the request will process successfully.","success":true} |
getStatusInfo(HttpStatusText.OK) | {"code":200,"message":"OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests.","success":true} |
getStatusInfo(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | {"code":200,"message":"OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests.","success":true} |
isStatusSuccessful(200) | true |
isStatusSuccessful('OK') | true |
isStatusSuccessful(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | true |
isStatusSuccessful(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | true |
isStatusSuccessful(HttpStatusText.OK) | true |
isStatusSuccessful(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | true |
getSimpleStatusMessage(200) | 200 OK |
getSimpleStatusMessage('OK') | 200 OK |
getSimpleStatusMessage(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | 100 Continue |
getSimpleStatusMessage(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | 202 Accepted |
getSimpleStatusMessage(HttpStatusText.OK) | 200 OK |
getSimpleStatusMessage(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | 200 OK |
getStatusMessage(200) | 200 OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
getStatusMessage('OK') | 200 OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
getStatusMessage(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | 100 Continue:The server has received the request headers, and that the client should proceed to send the request body. |
getStatusMessage(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | 202 Accepted:The request has been accepted but has not been processed yet. This code does not guarantee that the request will process successfully. |
getStatusMessage(HttpStatusText.OK) | 200 OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
getStatusMessage(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | 200 OK:The standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
getStatusCode('OK') | 200 |
getStatusCode(HttpStatusText.OK) | 200 |
getStatusCode(HttpStatusTextByCode.h200) | 200 |
getStatusText(200) | OK |
getStatusText(HttpStatusCodeByCode.h100) | Continue |
getStatusText(HttpStatusCode.ACCEPTED) | Accepted |
I hope to have a simple display page that can show the current status code information and the corresponding detailed description. This would facilitate users' viewing. , For now, you can take a look at the code first:, https://github1s.com/aiyoudiao/http-status-codes-i18n/blob/HEAD/packages/i18n-en/src/lib/helpers.ts
Title | Description | Source Code | Package Name |
---|---|---|---|
zh | Chinese | packages/i18n-zh | @http-status-codes/i18n-zh |
en | English | packages/i18n-en | @http-status-codes/i18n-en |
ja | Japanese | packages/i18n-ja | @http-status-codes/i18n-ja |
th | Thai | packages/i18n-th | @http-status-codes/i18n-th |
hi | Hindi | packages/i18n-hi | @http-status-codes/i18n-hi |
id | Indonesian | packages/i18n-id | @http-status-codes/i18n-id |
zh-hant | Traditional Chinese | packages/i18n-zh-hant | @http-status-codes/i18n-zh-hant |
fr | French | packages/i18n-fr | @http-status-codes/i18n-fr |
es | Spanish | packages/i18n-es | @http-status-codes/i18n-es |
pt | Portuguese | packages/i18n-pt | @http-status-codes/i18n-pt |
ko | Korean | packages/i18n-ko | @http-status-codes/i18n-ko |
vi | Vietnamese | packages/i18n-vi | @http-status-codes/i18n-vi |
ru | Russian | packages/i18n-ru | @http-status-codes/i18n-ru |
de | German | packages/i18n-de | @http-status-codes/i18n-de |
it | Italian | packages/i18n-it | @http-status-codes/i18n-it |
ar | Arabic | packages/i18n-ar | @http-status-codes/i18n-ar |
pl | Polish | packages/i18n-pl | @http-status-codes/i18n-pl |
tl | Tagalog (Filipino) | packages/i18n-tl | @http-status-codes/i18n-tl |
ms | Malay | packages/i18n-ms | @http-status-codes/i18n-ms |
tr | Turkish | packages/i18n-tr | @http-status-codes/i18n-tr |
hu | Hungarian | packages/i18n-hu | @http-status-codes/i18n-hu |
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We found that @http-status-codes/i18n-en demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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