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A lightweight utility for retrieving HTTP status codes, names, and descriptions. Easily validate, categorize, and manage HTTP responses with built-in methods for informational, success, redirection, client, and server error codes.
All HTTP Status Codes from Wikipedia - List of HTTP status codes
npm install http-response-status-code
var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
// OR
import * as STATUS_CODES from 'http-response-status-code';
// OR
import { OK, getStatusName, CODES } from 'http-response-status-code';
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusName(STATUS_CODES.OK));
// OK
console.log(getStatusName(OK));
// OK
console.log(OK);
// 200
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusDescription(STATUS_CODES.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR));
// Internal Server Error
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusCode("IM_A_TEAPOT"));
// 418
console.log(STATUS_CODES.CODES.HTTP_CODE_200);
// 200
res.status(STATUS_CODES.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR).end()
// OR
res.status(STATUS_CODES.CODES.HTTP_CODE_500).end()
res.status(STATUS_CODES.BAD_REQUEST).send(STATUS_CODES.getStatusDescription(STATUS_CODES.BAD_REQUEST));
// OR
res.status(STATUS_CODES.CODES.HTTP_CODE_400).send(STATUS_CODES.getStatusDescription(STATUS_CODES.CODES.HTTP_CODE_400));
res.status(STATUS_CODES.getStatusCode("NOT_FOUND")).sendFile('/absolute/path/to/404.png');
// OR
res.status(STATUS_CODES.CODES.HTTP_CODE_404).sendFile('/absolute/path/to/404.png');
Returns the HTTP status code from status code name.
name
(String
): The name of the status code (e.g., "IM_A_TEAPOT"
).code
(number
): The code number of the status if code exists.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusCode("IM_A_TEAPOT")); // 418
Returns the HTTP status code name from status code (e.g., 418
).
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 418
).name
(String
): The name of the status code if name exists.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusName(418)); // "IM_A_TEAPOT"
Returns the status description from HTTP status code (e.g., 418
).
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 418
).name
(String
): The description of the status code if code exists.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getStatusDescription(500)); // "Internal Server Error"
Determines whether the specified status code represents an informational status.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 100
).isInformational
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a informational status code (1xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isInformational(100)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isInformational(200)); // False
Provides a list of all the informational HTTP status codes.
result
(number[]
): An array of all the informational HTTP status codes.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getInformationalCodes()); // [100, 101, ...]
Determines whether the specified status code represents a success status.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 200
).isSuccess
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a success status code (2xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isSuccess(200)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isSuccess(100)); // False
Provides a list of all the success HTTP status codes.
result
(number[]
): An array of all the success HTTP status codes.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getSuccessCodes()); // [200, 201, ...]
Determines whether the specified status code represents a redirection status.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 300
).isRedirectional
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a redirection status code (3xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isRedirectional(300)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isRedirectional(100)); // False
Provides a list of all the redirection HTTP status codes.
result
(number[]
): An array of all the redirection HTTP status codes.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getRedirectionalCodes()); // [300, 301, ...]
Determines whether the specified status code represents a client side error status.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 400
).isClientError
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a client side error code (4xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isClientError(400)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isClientError(100)); // False
Provides a list of all the client side error HTTP status codes.
result
(number[]
): An array of all the client side error HTTP status codes.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getClientErrorCodes()); // [400, 401, ...]
Determines whether the specified status code represents a server side error status.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 500
).isServerError
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a server side error code (5xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isServerError(500)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isServerError(100)); // False
Provides a list of all the server side error HTTP status codes.
result
(number[]
): An array of all the server side error HTTP status codes.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.getServerErrorCodes()); // [500, 501, ...]
Validates whether the provided status code is recognized as valid.
code
(number
): The code number of the status (e.g., 500
).isValidStatusCode
(boolean
): Returns true
if the status code represents a valid status code (1xx, 2xx, ..., 5xx), otherwise returns false
.Error
: An error object if something goes wrong, containing details about the issue.var STATUS_CODES = require('http-response-status-code');
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isValidStatusCode(500)); // True
console.log(STATUS_CODES.isValidStatusCode(999)); // False
Code | Enum | Name | Description |
---|---|---|---|
100 | HTTP_CODE_100 | CONTINUE | Continue |
101 | HTTP_CODE_101 | SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS | Switching Protocols |
102 | HTTP_CODE_102 | PROCESSING | Processing |
103 | HTTP_CODE_103 | EARLY_HINTS | Early Hints |
122 | HTTP_CODE_122 | TOO_LONG | Too Long |
200 | HTTP_CODE_200 | OK | OK |
201 | HTTP_CODE_201 | CREATED | Created |
202 | HTTP_CODE_202 | ACCEPTED | Accepted |
203 | HTTP_CODE_203 | NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION | Non Authoritative Information |
204 | HTTP_CODE_204 | NO_CONTENT | No Content |
205 | HTTP_CODE_205 | RESET_CONTENT | Reset Content |
206 | HTTP_CODE_206 | PARTIAL_CONTENT | Partial Content |
207 | HTTP_CODE_207 | MULTI_STATUS | Multi-Status |
208 | HTTP_CODE_208 | ALREADY_REPORTED | Already Reported |
226 | HTTP_CODE_226 | IM_USED | IM Used |
300 | HTTP_CODE_300 | MULTIPLE_CHOICES | Multiple Choices |
301 | HTTP_CODE_301 | MOVED_PERMANENTLY | Moved Permanently |
302 | HTTP_CODE_302 | MOVED_TEMPORARILY | Moved Temporarily |
303 | HTTP_CODE_303 | SEE_OTHER | See Other |
304 | HTTP_CODE_304 | NOT_MODIFIED | Not Modified |
305 | HTTP_CODE_305 | USE_PROXY | Use Proxy |
306 | HTTP_CODE_306 | SWITCH_PROXY | Switch Proxy |
307 | HTTP_CODE_307 | TEMPORARY_REDIRECT | Temporary Redirect |
308 | HTTP_CODE_308 | PERMANENT_REDIRECT | Permanent Redirect |
400 | HTTP_CODE_400 | BAD_REQUEST | Bad Request |
401 | HTTP_CODE_401 | UNAUTHORIZED | Unauthorized |
402 | HTTP_CODE_402 | PAYMENT_REQUIRED | Payment Required |
403 | HTTP_CODE_403 | FORBIDDEN | Forbidden |
404 | HTTP_CODE_404 | NOT_FOUND | Not Found |
405 | HTTP_CODE_405 | METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED | Method Not Allowed |
406 | HTTP_CODE_406 | NOT_ACCEPTABLE | Not Acceptable |
407 | HTTP_CODE_407 | PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED | Proxy Authentication Required |
408 | HTTP_CODE_408 | REQUEST_TIMEOUT | Request Timeout |
409 | HTTP_CODE_409 | CONFLICT | Conflict |
410 | HTTP_CODE_410 | GONE | Gone |
411 | HTTP_CODE_411 | LENGTH_REQUIRED | Length Required |
412 | HTTP_CODE_412 | PRECONDITION_FAILED | Precondition Failed |
413 | HTTP_CODE_413 | REQUEST_TOO_LONG | Request Entity Too Large |
414 | HTTP_CODE_414 | REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG | Request-URI Too Long |
415 | HTTP_CODE_415 | UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE | Unsupported Media Type |
416 | HTTP_CODE_416 | REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE | Requested Range Not Satisfiable |
417 | HTTP_CODE_417 | EXPECTATION_FAILED | Expectation Failed |
418 | HTTP_CODE_418 | IM_A_TEAPOT | I'm a teapot |
419 | HTTP_CODE_419 | INSUFFICIENT_SPACE_ON_RESOURCE | Insufficient Space on Resource |
420 | HTTP_CODE_420 | METHOD_FAILURE | Method Failure |
421 | HTTP_CODE_421 | MISDIRECTED_REQUEST | Misdirected Request |
422 | HTTP_CODE_422 | UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY | Unprocessable Entity |
423 | HTTP_CODE_423 | LOCKED | Locked |
424 | HTTP_CODE_424 | FAILED_DEPENDENCY | Failed Dependency |
425 | HTTP_CODE_425 | TOO_EARLY | Too Early |
426 | HTTP_CODE_426 | UPGRADE_REQUIRED | Upgrade Required |
428 | HTTP_CODE_428 | PRECONDITION_REQUIRED | Precondition Required |
429 | HTTP_CODE_429 | TOO_MANY_REQUESTS | Too Many Requests |
431 | HTTP_CODE_431 | REQUEST_HEADER_FIELDS_TOO_LARGE | Request Header Fields Too Large |
451 | HTTP_CODE_451 | UNAVAILABLE_FOR_LEGAL_REASONS | Unavailable For Legal Reasons |
500 | HTTP_CODE_500 | INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR | Internal Server Error |
501 | HTTP_CODE_501 | NOT_IMPLEMENTED | Not Implemented |
502 | HTTP_CODE_502 | BAD_GATEWAY | Bad Gateway |
503 | HTTP_CODE_503 | SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE | Service Unavailable |
504 | HTTP_CODE_504 | GATEWAY_TIMEOUT | Gateway Timeout |
505 | HTTP_CODE_505 | HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED | HTTP Version Not Supported |
506 | HTTP_CODE_506 | VARIANT_ALSO_NEGOTIATES | Variant Also Negotiates |
507 | HTTP_CODE_507 | INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE | Insufficient Storage |
508 | HTTP_CODE_508 | LOOP_DETECTED | Loop Detected |
510 | HTTP_CODE_510 | NOT_EXTENDED | Not Extended |
511 | HTTP_CODE_511 | NETWORK_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED | Network Authentication Required |
The original author of the project is Himanshu Bansal
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project is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license by Himanshu Bansal.
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A lightweight utility for retrieving HTTP status codes, names, and descriptions. Easily validate, categorize, and manage HTTP responses with built-in methods for informational, success, redirection, client, and server error codes.
The npm package http-response-status-code receives a total of 696 weekly downloads. As such, http-response-status-code popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that http-response-status-code 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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