HTTP Status Code

A package that provides human-readable descriptions and helper methods for HTTP status codes.

Installation

$ npm install --save statusmate-http

or you can use yarn

$ yarn add statusmate-http

Import statusmate-http into your app

1import {
2  getStatusDescription,
3  isServerError,
4  isClientError,
5  isSuccess,
6  isRedirection,
7  isInformational,
8} from 'statusmate-http';

Get status description

You can retrieve the human-readable description of an HTTP status code using getStatusDescription:

1const description = getStatusDescription(404); //Not Found
2console.log(description);

Check if Status Code is a Server Error

You can check if a status code indicates a server error using isServerError:

1const isError = isServerError(500); // true
2console.log(isError);

Check if Status Code is a Client Error

Similarly, you can check if a status code is a client error using isClientError:

1const isError = isClientError(404); // true
2console.log(isError);

Check if Status Code Indicates Success

To check if a status code indicates a successful response:

1const isOk = isSuccess(200); // true
2console.log(isOk);

Check if Status Code Indicates Redirection

To check if a status code indicates a redirection:

1const isRedirect = isRedirection(302); // true
2console.log(isRedirect);

Check if Status Code is Informational

You can check if a status code is informational:

1const isInfo = isInformational(100); // true
2console.log(isInfo);

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

Credits

• Http Status Code