updated enum types

src/Status.php

@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ public function setMessage (mixed $message): void
 	 * This PHP function handles errors by formatting the error data based on the response type and status
 	 * code.
 	 * 
-	 * @param array data The `data` parameter in the `error` function can accept either an array or a
+	 * @param string|array data The `data` parameter in the `error` function can accept either an array or a
 	 * string. It is used to provide the error message or data that needs to be returned in the response.
 	 * @param int status The `status` parameter in the `error` function is an optional integer parameter
 	 * that represents the HTTP status code to be returned in the response. If not provided, the default
@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ public function setMessage (mixed $message): void
 	 * the value of the `` property. The response can be in JSON, HTML, XML, CSV, or as a plain
 	 * array.
 	 */
-	public function error (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR): string|array
+	public function error (string|array $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR): string|array
 	{
 		$data = [ 'error' => $data ];
 
@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ public function error (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SE
 	 * This PHP function returns a success response in various formats based on the specified response
 	 * type.
 	 * 
-	 * @param array data The `data` parameter in the `success` function can be either an array or a
+	 * @param string|array data The `data` parameter in the `success` function can be either an array or a
 	 * string. It is wrapped in an array with the key 'success' before being returned based on the
 	 * response type specified.
 	 * @param int status The `status` parameter in the `success` function represents the HTTP status code
@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ public function error (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SE
 	 * type. The specific response format returned depends on the value of `->response` which can be
 	 * JSON, HTML, XML,
 	 */
-	public function success (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::OK): string|array
+	public function success (string|array $data, int $status = StatusCode::OK): string|array
 	{
 		$data = [ 'success' => $data ];
 

src/interface/StatusInterface.php

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ public function setMessage (mixed $message): void;
     * This PHP function handles errors by formatting the error data based on the response type and status
     * code.
     * 
-    * @param array data The `data` parameter in the `error` function can accept either an array or a
+    * @param string|array data The `data` parameter in the `error` function can accept either an array or a
     * string. It is used to provide the error message or data that needs to be returned in the response.
     * @param int status The `status` parameter in the `error` function is an optional integer parameter
     * that represents the HTTP status code to be returned in the response. If not provided, the default
@@ -120,13 +120,13 @@ public function setMessage (mixed $message): void;
     * the value of the `` property. The response can be in JSON, HTML, XML, CSV, or as a plain
     * array.
     */
-   public function error (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR): string|array;
+   public function error (string|array $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR): string|array;
 
    /**
     * This PHP function returns a success response in various formats based on the specified response
     * type.
     * 
-    * @param array data The `data` parameter in the `success` function can be either an array or a
+    * @param string|array data The `data` parameter in the `success` function can be either an array or a
     * string. It is wrapped in an array with the key 'success' before being returned based on the
     * response type specified.
     * @param int status The `status` parameter in the `success` function represents the HTTP status code
@@ -140,5 +140,5 @@ public function error (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::INTERNAL_SE
     * type. The specific response format returned depends on the value of `->response` which can be
     * JSON, HTML, XML,
     */
-   public function success (array|string $data, int $status = StatusCode::OK): string|array;
+   public function success (string|array $data, int $status = StatusCode::OK): string|array;
 }