status

import std::net::http::status; · source

StatusCode#

type struct StatusCode {
    code: u16;

    static from_u16(code: u16) -> StatusCode;
    as_u16(&this) -> u16;
    static continue_() -> StatusCode;
    static switching_protocols() -> StatusCode;
    static ok() -> StatusCode;
    static created() -> StatusCode;
    static accepted() -> StatusCode;
    static no_content() -> StatusCode;
    static moved_permanently() -> StatusCode;
    static found() -> StatusCode;
    static not_modified() -> StatusCode;
    static temporary_redirect() -> StatusCode;
    static permanent_redirect() -> StatusCode;
    static bad_request() -> StatusCode;
    static unauthorized() -> StatusCode;
    static forbidden() -> StatusCode;
    static not_found() -> StatusCode;
    static method_not_allowed() -> StatusCode;
    static conflict() -> StatusCode;
    static length_required() -> StatusCode;
    static payload_too_large() -> StatusCode;
    static unsupported_media_type() -> StatusCode;
    static too_many_requests() -> StatusCode;
    static internal_server_error() -> StatusCode;
    static not_implemented() -> StatusCode;
    static bad_gateway() -> StatusCode;
    static service_unavailable() -> StatusCode;
    static gateway_timeout() -> StatusCode;
    is_informational(&this) -> boolean;
    is_success(&this) -> boolean;
    is_redirection(&this) -> boolean;
    is_client_error(&this) -> boolean;
    is_server_error(&this) -> boolean;
    reason_phrase(&this) -> Str;
}

A wrapper over the numeric code with named constructors across the ranges. from_u16 accepts anything, so an unusual code still round-trips; reason_phrase() gives the standard text for the ones it knows.