@dep/response 🌐

Enhanced HTTP Response class with convenient static methods for common scenarios. A lightweight wrapper around the native Response class for Node.js and browser environments.

Features ✨

• 🛠️ Extends standard Response with zero overhead
• 🎯 Full TypeScript support with native types
• ⚡ Static helpers for common HTTP scenarios
• 📡 Works seamlessly with standard Fetch API
• 🚀 No dependencies, minimal footprint

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Installation 📦

@dep/response is published on JSR.io and is primarily designed for Deno. It can also be used in Node.js (18+) and browsers via JSR.

• Deno:

  import { HttpResponse } from 'jsr:@dep/response';

• Node.js (18+) or Browsers:

  npx jsr add @dep/response

  Then import as an ES module:

  import { HttpResponse } from '@dep/response';

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Usage 🎯

API 🧩

import { HttpResponse } from '@dep/response';

// Success responses
HttpResponse.json({ data: user });
HttpResponse.success(user, 'User found');
HttpResponse.created(newUser, 'User created successfully');

// Error responses
HttpResponse.notFound('User not found');
HttpResponse.unauthorized('Invalid credentials');
HttpResponse.serverError('DATABASE_ERROR', 'Unable to connect');

// Special responses
HttpResponse.noContent();
HttpResponse.redirect('/login');

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License 📄

MIT License – see LICENSE for details.

Author: Estarlin R (estarlincito.com)