Fun way to handle node status codes

So, I was setting up some routes for my API & I had to setup some error fallbacks. And I figured out a fun and dynamic way of doing this, so instead of sending a response message to the endpoint I decided to redirect the user to a dynamic status page. Here's how I did it. (This is for NextJS)

Make a directory in /pages/ called "status", then make a .js file named [code].js & inside that code I use this:

import { useRouter } from "next/router"; export default function NodeStatus() { const router = useRouter(); const { status } = router.query; return ( <div className="node__status__page"> <img src={`https://http.cat/${status}`} className="w-full h-full max-w-lg" /> </div>  ); } 

Then the way I handle the request depending on what error it is I use this simple line:

res.status(500).redirect(`/status/${res.statusCode}`); 

I know it's not very beautiful code but I hope someone will see it as useful! ^^ Thank you!