This is a simple Sinatra web application that returns random HTTP status codes along with their corresponding messages. The app serves as a playful way to explore various HTTP status codes, including the traditional ones and some custom ones in the 700s.
- Returns a random HTTP status code when accessing the root endpoint (
/). - Returns a specific HTTP status code when accessed via the code as a parameter (e.g.,
/404). - Provides links to the official sources for standard HTTP status codes and custom status codes.
- Displays a user-friendly message associated with each status code.
- Random Status Code: Navigate to https://statuscode.soh.re/ to receive a random HTTP status code and message.
- Specific Status Code: To retrieve a specific status code, use the URL format https://statuscode.soh.re/{status}, where {status} is the desired HTTP status code (e.g., https://statuscode.soh.re/404).
The application uses a hash to map status codes to their corresponding messages. Here are some examples:
- 200: OK
- 404: Not Found
- 500: Internal Server Error
- 701: Meh
- 702: Emacs
You can find the complete list of status codes and their meanings within the application.
Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for additional status codes, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This application references the official HTTP Status Codes and the 7XX RFC for the custom status codes.