Express 4.14 - How to send 200 status with a custom message?

You can use:

res.status(200).send('some text');

if you want to pass number to the send method, convert it to string first to avoid deprecation error message.

the deprecation is for sending status directly inside send.

res.send(200) // <- is deprecated

BTW - the default status is 200, so you can simply use res.send('Success 1').Use .status() only for other status codes

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You shouldn't be getting that last error if you're using that exact code:

res.status(200).send('Success 1')

My guess is that you're not using the string "Success 1" but a numerical variable or value instead:

let value = 123;res.status(200).send(value);

That would trigger the warning. Instead, make sure that value is stringified:

let value = 123;res.status(200).send(String(value));

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