Visualize. Understand. Debug.
StatusQuest is a fun, interactive, and developer-friendly web app that helps you understand HTTP status codes like never before with real-world examples, mock APIs, and detailed breakdowns.
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- π Live Demo
- π― Purpose
- β¨ Features
- π§© Tech Stack
- π¦ Installation
- π§ͺ Usage
- π Status Code Structure
- π License
π Try StatusQuest Live
HTTP status codes are fundamental to web development, but theyβre often overlooked or misunderstood. StatusQuest helps developers learn faster & debug smarter with real examples along with mock API behaviour.
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Categorized views for 1xx, 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, and 5xx series
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Interactive mock requests and responses
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Emojis, tips, examples, and mock payloads
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Realistic API structure with code and headers
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Built with scalability and simplicity in mind
| Tech | Use Case |
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Next.js |
React-based frontend framework |
SCSS |
Styling (modular & global) |
TypeScript |
Type safety |
Cloud Flare Pages |
Hosting and deployment |
# 1. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/CodeQuestic/StatusQuest.git # 2. Install dependencies cd StatusQuest npm install # 3. Run locally npm run dev
After launching locally, visit http://localhost:3000.
Explore categorized HTTP status codes, click "Try Now" to simulate API calls, and see the request, headers, and responses.
Ideal for frontend developers, backend engineers, and students.
Each status code includes:
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Code and Title
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Short Description
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Category (Informational, Success, Redirection, Client Error, Server Error)
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Emoji to visualize purpose
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Real-world Example
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Mock API structure:
methodurlbody(if any)headers(like Retry-After)responsestatus
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Pro Tip for developers
This project is licensed under the MIT License.