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tbx-response

v1.0.0

Published

An HTTP API response body builder with JSend format https://labs.omniti.com/labs/jsend

Downloads

5

Readme

What is tbx-response?

tbx-response is a response body builder for HTTP API response by using JSend Format

Feature

tbx-response featuring 4 type of responses:

  • Success Response A normal successful response with existing data/payload
{
    status: "success",
    data: <your data/payload>
}
  • Empty Response An empty response where the data requested is not exist
{
    status: "empty",
    data: []
}
  • Fail Response A fail response where there is a problem with incoming request
{
    status: "fail",
    data: <the problem>
}
  • Error Response An error response where there is an error occured when processing the request
{
    status: "error",
    message: <error message>
}

Installation

$ npm install tbx-response or $ npm install --save tbx-response

Usage

var tbx = require('tbx-response');

// Create success response body
tbx.createSuccessBody(data);

// Create empty response body
tbx.createEmptyBody();

// Create fail response body
tbx.createFailBody(data);

// Create error response body
tbx.createErrorBody(message);