Http Constants
A set of constants for HTTP statuses and headers.
Installation
You can install Http Constants from PyPI:
pip install http-constants
The library is supported on Python 3.7+.
Usage
Headers
from http_constants.headers import HttpHeaders
>>> HttpHeaders.ACCEPT
'Accept'
>>> HttpHeaders.CONTENT_TYPE_VALUES.json
'application/json'
Statuses
from http_constants.status import HttpStatus
>>> HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
<HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE: (503, 'Service Unavailable')>
>>> HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE.value
503
>>> int(HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE)
503
>>> HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE.reason_phrase
'Service Unavailable'
>>> str(HttpStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE)
'503 SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE'
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