Node.js, MongoDB, and AngularJS Web Development

Setting the Status

You need to set the HTTP status for a response if it is something other than 200. It is important to send the correct status response so that the browser or other applications can handle the HTTP response correctly. To set the status response, use the status(number) method, where the number parameter is the HTTP response status defined in the HTTP spec.

For example, the following lines set different statuses:

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res.status(200); // OKres.status(300); // Redirectionres.status(400); // Bad Requestres.status(401); // Unauthorizedres.status(403); // Forbiddenres.status(500); // Server Error