Libraries tagged by statuscodes

Response is an helper class which handles HTTP response, status codes and messages returned from different functions. Useful for unifiying API responses.

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A comprehensive PHP library providing type-safe HTTP enums for methods, status codes, headers, media types, and cache control directives.

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Eventually this library may have some useful HTTP-related helpers, but currently there's only HTTP response status codes.

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Status codes for protocols and whatnot.

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An efficient and flexible HTTP response handling library for PHP, designed to integrate seamlessly with the Fastpress framework. It offers easy-to-use methods for managing HTTP responses, headers, and status codes.

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This package provides 2 classes with the HTTP status codes and its reason phrases mapped as class constants: Status provides the official status codes and UnnoffcialStatus provides all official one plus some unnoficials

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List constants for http status codes

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One model building an editorial desk: a composite block assembled element by element from a heading, a dropbutton, an embedded view and a details panel; a deferred region resolved through a lazy element; an endpoint serving JSON, an HTMX fragment and a bare timestamp with per-branch status codes, headers and cache lifetimes; and a counter that re-fetches only when the endpoint announces an event through the HX-Trigger header.

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Simple api client wrapper without throwing exceptions with statuscodes

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HTTP header fields, media types and status codes

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PHP convenience classes for HTTP header fields, media types and status codes

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Various exception classes with some extra information such as HTTP Status Codes and HTTP Status Messages.

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A package to convert FileMaker Pro error codes to standard HTTP status codes and messages.

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Provides simple and intuitive classes for handling HTTP requests and responses in PHP applications. The Request class encapsulates HTTP request data, making it easy to manage and access parameters, body, session, cookies, and server information. The Response class simplifies the creation and management of HTTP responses, allowing you to set content, status codes, and headers effortlessly.

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Object for storing common and individual TTLs for different HTTP response status codes for use in caching.

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