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: "[e-mail]" });
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.