Friendly HTTP Status

Translates HTTP status code to minimal friendly object containing description and emoji 😃

🔧 Installation

npm i friendly-http-status

📦 Usage

import { getFriendlyError } from "friendly-http-status";

console.log(getFriendlyError(404));

👀 Response

getFriendlyError always returns json object with following property even if code unknown it will return unknown error object

{
  "emoji": "❓",
  "message": "Not Found",
  "description": "The requested page could not be found but may be available again in the future."
}

🤠 Credits

• Emoji dataset is taken from http-status-extra and stripped to minimal
• microbundle for packaging
• TypeScript