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Info: HTTP Status Codes and Errors

Matthew R. DeVerna edited this page Feb 16, 2021 · 1 revision

V2 HTTP Status Codes and Errors I include here only the HTTP errors for simplicity. Furt

Code Meaning Time Dependent
200 Ok
400 Bad Request
401 Unauthorized
403 Forbidden
404 Not Found
429 Too Many Requests X
500 Internal Server Error X
503 Service Unavailable X
  • Note on Time Dependent Errors : Time dependent HTTP errors are errors which can be fixed by simply waiting. For example: If you get a 429, you can wait 15 minutes and this error will go away (in some cases the wait period may be different). Furthermore, 500 and 503 errors are both issues on Twitter's end. As a result, a programmer should keep these types of errors in mind while writing a script so that they give Twitter a chance to provide the data that they need (instead of jumping to the next user for their data).