@metatypes/http-statuses

@metatypes/http-statuses

Complete, well-documented HTTP Status Code definitions for TypeScript Projects.

Usage

import { Statuses } from '@metatypes/http-statuses'

async function fetchUsers() {
	const response = await fetch(/* ... */)

	switch (response.status) {
		case Statuses.HTTP_200_OK:
			return response.data

		case Statuses.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND:
			alert('the user could not be found')
			break

		default:
			throw new Error('Unknown API Error')
	}
}

Framework-Flavored Statuses

For full-stack teams, it might be advantageous to use the same naming scheme on the front- and backend. So, you can also use framework-flavored status codes.

If you’d like to add another framework, feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue.

Django Rest Framework

This is pretty much the same as the default Statuses enum, but status codes that aren’t supported by DRF are removed.

import { DRFStatuses } from '@metatypes/http-statuses'

async function fetchUsers() {
	const response = await fetch(/* ... */)

	switch (response.status) {
		case DRFStatuses.HTTP_200_OK:
			return response.data

		case DRFStatuses.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND:
			alert('the user could not be found')
			break

		default:
			throw new Error('Unknown API Error')
	}
}

Node.js

import { NodeJsStatuses } from '@metatypes/http-statuses'

async function fetchUsers() {
	const response = await fetch(/* ... */)

	switch (response.status) {
		case NodeJsStatuses.OK:
			return response.data

		case NodeJsStatuses.NotFound:
			alert('the user could not be found')
			break

		default:
			throw new Error('Unknown API Error')
	}
}

Spring Framework

import { SpringStatuses } from '@metatypes/http-statuses'

async function fetchUsers() {
	const response = await fetch(/* ... */)

	switch (response.status) {
		case SpringStatuses.OK:
			return response.data

		case SpringStatuses.NotFound:
			alert('the user could not be found')
			break

		default:
			throw new Error('Unknown API Error')
	}
}