This package contains a JavaScript module that defines two objects: HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES and HTTP_STATUS_CODES, which provide a mapping between HTTP status codes and their corresponding phrases.

HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES

The HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES object provides a collection of HTTP status codes along with their associated phrases. Each entry in this object represents an HTTP status code and its descriptive phrase.

Usage

To use the HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES object in your JavaScript code, you can import it as follows:

import { HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES } from '@simple-node/http-status-codes';

// Example usage:
console.log(HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES[200]); // Output: 'OK'
console.log(HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES[404]); // Output: 'Not Found'

Here's the complete list of supported HTTP status codes and their corresponding phrases:

• 100: 'Continue'
• 101: 'Switching Protocols'
• 102: 'Processing'
• 103: 'Early Hints'
• 200: 'OK'
• 201: 'Created'
• 202: 'Accepted'
• 203: 'Non-Authoritative Information'
• 204: 'No Content'
• 205: 'Reset Content'
• 206: 'Partial Content'
• 207: 'Multi-Status'
• 208: 'Already Reported'
• 226: 'IM Used'
• 300: 'Multiple Choices'
• 301: 'Moved Permanently'
• 302: 'Found'
• 303: 'See Other'
• 304: 'Not Modified'
• 305: 'Use Proxy'
• 306: 'Switch Proxy'
• 307: 'Temporary Redirect'
• 308: 'Permanent Redirect'
• 400: 'Bad Request'
• 401: 'Unauthorized'
• 402: 'Payment Required'
• 403: 'Forbidden'
• 404: 'Not Found'
• 405: 'Method Not Allowed'
• 406: 'Not Acceptable'
• 407: 'Proxy Authentication Required'
• 408: 'Request Timeout'
• 409: 'Conflict'
• 410: 'Gone'
• 411: 'Length Required'
• 412: 'Precondition Failed'
• 413: 'Payload Too Large'
• 414: 'URI Too Long'
• 415: 'Unsupported Media Type'
• 416: 'Range Not Satisfiable'
• 417: 'Expectation Failed'
• 418: "I'm a Teapot"
• 421: 'Misdirected Request'
• 422: 'Unprocessable Entity'
• 423: 'Locked'
• 424: 'Failed Dependency'
• 425: 'Too Early'
• 426: 'Upgrade Required'
• 428: 'Precondition Required'
• 429: 'Too Many Requests'
• 431: 'Request Header Fields Too Large'
• 451: 'Unavailable For Legal Reasons'
• 500: 'Internal Server Error'
• 501: 'Not Implemented'
• 502: 'Bad Gateway'
• 503: 'Service Unavailable'
• 504: 'Gateway Timeout'
• 505: 'HTTP Version Not Supported'
• 506: 'Variant Also Negotiates'
• 507: 'Insufficient Storage'
• 508: 'Loop Detected'
• 510: 'Not Extended'
• 511: 'Network Authentication Required'

HTTP_STATUS_CODES

The HTTP_STATUS_CODES object provides a reverse mapping of the HTTP_STATUS_PHRASES. It allows you to access the status phrases using their descriptive names.

Usage

To use the HTTP_STATUS_CODES object in your JavaScript code, you can import it as follows:

import { HTTP_STATUS_CODES } from '@simple-node/http-status-codes';

// Example usage:
console.log(HTTP_STATUS_CODES.OK); // Output: 200
console.log(HTTP_STATUS_CODES.NOT_FOUND); // Output: 404

Contribution

If you find any issues or want to contribute to this repository, feel free to open a pull request or create an issue.