Returns a string detailing of what a given status code means.
Project description
HTTPStatusCodes
HTTPStatusCodes returns a string detailing of what a given status code means.
Install
pip install HTTPStatusCodes
How to use
from HTTPStatusCodes import get_status_string
status = get_status_string(200)
print (status)
>>> 'OK'
Alternatively
import HTTPStatusCodes
status = HTTPStatusCodes.get_status_string(200)
print(status)
>>> 'OK'
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