xhr-status

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Normalize the XHR status codes across various of environments. This eliminates
all the odd browser bugs that you might run in to while working with XHR
requests in browsers:

- Captures thrown errors when accessing statusText
- Normalizes the 1233 status code in Internet Explorer for 204 content.
- Normalizes the 0 status code to 200 for file:// requests.

Installation

The module is released in the public npm registry and can be installed by
running:

``
npm install --save xhr-status
`

Usage

This module exports a single function. The returned function accepts one single
argument which is a reference to the xhr instance that you've created. It will
return an object with the following keys:

- code The XHR status code.
- text The XHR status text.

See for an implementation example:

`js
'use strict';

var xhrstatus = require('xhr-status')
, xhr = new XMLHTTPRequest.

xhr.open('GET', 'http://google.com/gen_204', true);
xhr.onload = function () {
var status = xhrstatus(xhr);

console.log(status.code) // 204
console.log(status.text) // OK
};

xhr.send();
``

License

MIT