express-http

Adds methods to Express responses for dispatching HTTP status.

Installation

$ npm i -s express-http-codes

Why?

To standarize basic HTTP response dispatching across files and applications.

The following HTTP statuses are already supported:

• 100: Continue
• 101: Switching protocols
• 200: OK
• 201: Created
• 202: Accepted
• 203: Non-authoritative information
• 204: No content
• 205: Reset content
• 206: Partial content
• 300: Multiple choices
• 301: Moved permanently
• 302: Moved temporarily
• 303: See other
• 304: Not modified
• 305: Use proxy
• 306: Unused
• 307: Temporary 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: Request entity too large
• 414: Request-URI yoo long
• 415: Unsupported media type
• 416: Requested range not satisfiable
• 417: Expectation failed
• 426: Upgrade required
• 428: Precondition required
• 429: Too many requests
• 431: Request header fields too large
• 500: Internal server error
• 501: Not implemented
• 502: Bad gateway
• 503: Service unavailable
• 504: Gateway timeout
• 505: HTTP version not supported
• 511: Network authentication required

Usage

const expressHttp = require("express-http-codes");

/////////////////////////////////////////////
// In 1 step:
const express = expressHttp(require("express"));
// Alternatively, in 2 steps:
const express = require("express");
expressHttp(express);
/////////////////////////////////////////////

const app = express();

app.get("/success", (rq, rs) => rs.httpSuccess({ message: "This is a success" }, 200));
/* 

--- Returns: ---

{ 
	success: true, 
	code: 200,
	status: "OK",
	message: "This is a success"
}

*/
app.get("/error/404", (rq, rs) => rs.httpError({ message: "This is an error" }, 404));
/* 

--- Returns: ---

{ 
	error: true, 
	code: 404,
	status: "Not found",
	message: "This is an error"
}

*/
app.get("/error/custom", (rq, rs) => rs.httpError({ message: "This is an error" }, 901));
/* 

--- Returns: ---

{ 
	error: true, 
	code: 901,
	status: "Custom error",
	message: "This is an error"
}

*/
const server = app.listen(8080, () => console.log("Server listening."));

By default, if you use httpSuccess({...}) without code, it will respond a 200: OK.

By default, if you use httpError({...}) without code, it will respond a 400: Bad request.

Tests

$ npm run test

Versioning

This project adheres to the Semmantic Versioning 2.0.0.

Issues

You can send your issues here.

Contributions

As I do not have a job, I do not practice this part of "collective" coding, but I guess you can create your own branches.

License

This project is under WTFPL.