@cubedelement.com/civil-web v2.0.0

Civil Web

Sometimes you have to fight your own wars on the web! Anyway, this is a small library for http web error and statuses.

This yet another http web status code and http web error codes library. It's simple and clean and comprised of two parts:

1. statusCodes: these are the numbers for http status codes. Sure you could have numbers only, but at least you have some meaning to them now!
2. HttpStatusError: These are your extended Error objects, which are extended from HttpStatusError in here. If you need some specific type of error simply preprend the name in front. For example, you need I am a teapot, it's IAmATeapotHttpStatusError!

All items are based off of Mozilla's response docs, and deprecated items are removed.

Note: if you need deprecated errors, you can do so with the HttpStatusError object

Install it!

npm i -S civil-web

Use it!

Yes, these are horrible examples, but hopefully they at least show you that you have meaningful status codes, meaningful error, and a way to create custom http status errors!

Also note, that I'm not going to check if your status code is w/n a range. I assume you want to be the leader of your own destiny, so here you go, and I hope you enjoy! :)

const {HttpStatusError, BadRequestHttpStatusError, statusCodes} = require('civil-web');

const goingPlaces = function(value){
 if (typeof value === 'object' ) throw new BadRequestHttpStatusError('why did you pass an object?');

 return { statusCode: statusCodes.ok };  
};

const custom = function(value){
 if (value === 'we are jumping!' ) throw new HttpStatusError(2019, 'why did you pass an object?');

 return { statusCode: statusCodes.ok };  
};

goingPlaces({foo:  'this isn\'t happening'});
custom('we are jumping!');

Lists of supported items

StatusCodes