Common HTTP status wrappers for Axum. The wrapper sets the runtime status and documents a JSON body through aide's OperationOutput (feature aide, the maintained integration) or utoipa's IntoResponses (feature utoipa, unmaintained). With aide, the response comes directly from the handler return type:

use axum::Json;
use tag_api_responses::Created;

#[utoipa::path(
    post,
    path = "/users"
)]
async fn create_user() -> Created<Json<User>> {
    Created(Json(create_user_in_database().await))
}

Okay, Created, Accepted, NoContent, and the remaining standard 2xx wrappers are available. JSON response schemas require T: schemars::JsonSchema with the aide feature or T: utoipa::ToSchema with the utoipa feature; the Axum response implementation accepts any IntoResponse body.