Why all HTTP status codes are hardcoded right in the code?

[aikrom]

I saw that in class Response all HTTP status codes are specified in methods. I want to suggest that all the status codes be separated into a some constants file.

I was writing tests now, and I need to write all the status codes right in the code, but I don’t remember all the HTTP status codes. It’s easier for to navigate by the name of the statuses.

For example, NestJs has a "file" with all the codes and it is very useful.

P.S. It is not difficult to create a file with these constants in your project yourself. I just wanted to know why it's not done that way? Maybe there are reasons, is it better or something else?

[RomainLanz]

Happy to accept a PR 🤗

[aikrom]

I'll work on it