Overview
Building APIs have never been easy without a library that gives you all the HTTP status codes in a box. That's why I put together an elegant, flexible, and abstracted npm with all HTTP API status response codes as defined by Request for Comm...

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Npm is a library that gives you all the HTTP status codes in a box. It's an elegant, flexible, and abstracted npm with all HTTP API status response codes as defined by Request for Comments ( RFC) The library is free and open-source, and can be downloaded from GitHub.

HTTP Response Status Codes

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Loved the flow diagram at the start.
This is the thing I need most of the time and forget the most. keeping it bookmarked and getting it instantly on a new Tab is what I want.

TL;DR: The most common HTTP status codes that we usually encounter and how I’ve always remembered them goes something like this:
101 - Switching protocols(HTTP --&gt; WSS for example)
200 - OK (All is well!)
301 - Moved permanently(redirects from HTTP --&gt; HTTPS for example)
404 - Not Found (Resource not found/deleted)
403 - Forbidden (Method/Object/Action restricted)
407 - Proxy Authentication (Password please!)
500 - Internal server error (Server down?)
503 - Service unavailable (Whoops.)
The analogies may not be the best, but somehow they work!