Add HttpResponse:SetStatusCode to HttpServer #62
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* Update httpserver.cpp * Fix typo in Util::AddFunc call for HttpResponse:SetStatusCode
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Returning different status codes is an important part of any kind of REST API implementation, and web development in general. This is a simple addition with just a few lines, as HTTPLib will set the status code if it hasn't been changed from -1 to either OK_200 or PartialContent_206.
It also makes sure that the status code given is valid between 100 and 599.