HTTP status codes the extension compares against or documents. Use these instead of bare
numbers so a check like error.status === HttpStatus.FORBIDDEN explains itself.
Deliberately a short list of the codes that matter when talking to supplier sites, not the
full registry; add a member here when a new code is needed. It replaced the
http-status-codes package, whose ~60-entry enum was bundled for the sake of one constant.
Source
exportenumHttpStatus { // 2xx: success /** The request succeeded. */ OK=200, /** The request succeeded and created a resource. */ CREATED=201, /** The request was accepted for processing, which may not have finished. */ ACCEPTED=202, /** The request succeeded and there is no body to return. */ NO_CONTENT=204, /** Only part of the resource was returned, as a range request asked for. */ PARTIAL_CONTENT=206,
// 3xx: redirection /** The resource has permanently moved. */ MOVED_PERMANENTLY=301, /** The resource is temporarily at another URL. */ FOUND=302, /** The response lives at another URL and should be fetched with GET. */ SEE_OTHER=303, /** The cached copy is still valid. */ NOT_MODIFIED=304, /** Temporary redirect that keeps the request method. */ TEMPORARY_REDIRECT=307, /** Permanent redirect that keeps the request method. */ PERMANENT_REDIRECT=308,
// 4xx: client error /** The server could not understand the request. */ BAD_REQUEST=400, /** Authentication is required or has failed. */ UNAUTHORIZED=401, /** Reserved for payment; some storefronts use it for paywalled content. */ PAYMENT_REQUIRED=402, /** The server understood the request but refuses it (often a bot challenge). */ FORBIDDEN=403, /** The resource does not exist. */ NOT_FOUND=404, /** The request method is not allowed for this resource. */ METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED=405, /** The server cannot produce a response matching the `Accept` headers. */ NOT_ACCEPTABLE=406, /** The server timed out waiting for the request. */ REQUEST_TIMEOUT=408, /** The request conflicts with the current state of the resource. */ CONFLICT=409, /** The resource is gone and will not return. */ GONE=410, /** The request body is larger than the server allows. */ PAYLOAD_TOO_LARGE=413, /** The request body's media type is not supported. */ UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE=415, /** The request was well-formed but could not be processed. */ UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY=422, /** Too many requests were sent; the client is being rate limited. */ TOO_MANY_REQUESTS=429, /** The resource is unavailable for legal reasons. */ UNAVAILABLE_FOR_LEGAL_REASONS=451,
// 5xx: server error /** The server hit an unexpected error. */ INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR=500, /** The server does not support the requested functionality. */ NOT_IMPLEMENTED=501, /** A gateway or proxy got an invalid response from upstream. */ BAD_GATEWAY=502, /** The server is overloaded or down for maintenance. */ SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE=503, /** A gateway or proxy timed out waiting for upstream. */ GATEWAY_TIMEOUT=504, }
HTTP status codes the extension compares against or documents. Use these instead of bare numbers so a check like
error.status === HttpStatus.FORBIDDENexplains itself.Deliberately a short list of the codes that matter when talking to supplier sites, not the full registry; add a member here when a new code is needed. It replaced the
http-status-codespackage, whose ~60-entry enum was bundled for the sake of one constant.Source