semantic-response
v1.0.3
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Simple Node.js package that aims to create standardized responses for HTTP applications.
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Semantic Response
Simple Node.js package that aims to create standardized responses for HTTP applications.
Installation
npm install semantic-response
Usage
const { HttpResponse } = require("semantic-response");
// Example: Creating a success response
const successResponse = HttpResponse.ok({ name: "John Doe", email: "[email protected]" });
console.log(successResponse);
// Example: Creating an error response
const errorResponse = HttpResponse.badRequest({ invalidFields: ["name", "email"] }, "The request you sent is invalid");
console.log(errorResponse);
// Example: Creating another error response
const anotherErrorResponse = HttpResponse.internalServerError(errorDataObj, "Something went wrong");
console.log(anotherErrorResponse);
Available Functions
continue
switchingProtocols
processing
earlyHints
ok
created
accepted
nonAuthoritativeInformation
noContent
resetContent
partialContent
multiStatus
alreadyReported
imUsed
multipleChoices
movedPermanently
found
seeOther
notModified
useProxy
switchProxy
temporaryRedirect
permanentRedirect
badRequest
unauthorized
paymentRequired
forbidden
notFound
methodNotAllowed
notAcceptable
proxyAuthenticationRequired
requestTimeout
conflict
gone
lengthRequired
preconditionFailed
payloadTooLarge
uriTooLong
unsupportedMediaType
rangeNotSatisfiable
expectationFailed
iAmATeapot
misdirectedRequest
unprocessableEntity
locked
failedDependency
tooEarly
upgradeRequired
preconditionRequired
tooManyRequests
requestHeaderFieldsTooLarge
unavailableForLegalReasons
internalServerError
notImplemented
badGateway
serviceUnavailable
gatewayTimeout
httpVersionNotSupported
variantAlsoNegotiates
insufficientStorage
loopDetected
notExtended
networkAuthenticationRequired
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.