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I am working with several APIs on my app and a few of them have limits that are not just simply per sec.
For example one of my apis has the following limits:
Max 100 requests per 2 minutes
Max 20 requests per 1 second
So I have tried implementing it the following way:
axiosRateLimit(baseAxios.create(), {
maxRequests: 1, // 1
perMilliseconds: 1200 // per 1.2 seconds
// 100 requests per 2 minutes, 50 requests per 60 seconds, 60 seconds / 50 requests = 1 per 1.2 seconds
});
But it can't take advantage of the 20 requests per 1 second limit, because to adhere to the 100 requests per 2 minutes, I have to limit it to 1 per 1.2 seconds, otherwise if I limit it to 20 per second, I can do 2400 requests in 2 minutes.
So how can I implement both conditions and have them both working together?
What if I need to do only 50 requests every 2 minutes, with the current implementation, it will take me 1 minute for all of them, and I am not taking advantage of the 20 per second (becaus if I do, I can do it in 3 seconds, instead of 1 minute).
Is there a way to accomplish this with this library? Initially I thought that the maxRequests works with perMilliseconds and maxRPS can be used to handle the other case, so when all 3 are supplied I thought it would be like:
{
maxRequests: 100, // 100 max requests
perMilliseconds: 2 * 60 * 1000, // per 2 minutes
maxRPS: 20 // 20 max per second
}
But the docs say:
// sets max 2 requests per 1 second, other will be delayed
// note maxRPS is a shorthand for perMilliseconds: 1000, and it takes precedence
// if specified both with maxRequests and perMilliseconds
const http = rateLimit(axios.create(), { maxRequests: 2, perMilliseconds: 1000, maxRPS: 2 })
So obviously it doesnt work the way I expected it to work, is there a way to achieve what I want?
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I am working with several APIs on my app and a few of them have limits that are not just simply per sec.
For example one of my apis has the following limits:
So I have tried implementing it the following way:
But it can't take advantage of the 20 requests per 1 second limit, because to adhere to the 100 requests per 2 minutes, I have to limit it to 1 per 1.2 seconds, otherwise if I limit it to 20 per second, I can do 2400 requests in 2 minutes.
So how can I implement both conditions and have them both working together?
What if I need to do only 50 requests every 2 minutes, with the current implementation, it will take me 1 minute for all of them, and I am not taking advantage of the 20 per second (becaus if I do, I can do it in 3 seconds, instead of 1 minute).
Is there a way to accomplish this with this library? Initially I thought that the
maxRequests
works withperMilliseconds
andmaxRPS
can be used to handle the other case, so when all 3 are supplied I thought it would be like:But the docs say:
So obviously it doesnt work the way I expected it to work, is there a way to achieve what I want?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: