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A Redis-backed implementation of tokenthrottle
Simply wraps tokenthrottle with a Redis back-end, so you can use it across multiple servers/processes.
// Create a redis client
var redisClient = require("redis").createClient()
// Create a throttle with 100 access limit per second.
var throttle = require("tokenthrottle-redis")({rate: 100, expiry: 86400}, redisClient)
// in some_function that you want to rate limit
throttle.rateLimit(id, function (err, limited) {
/* ... handle err ... */
if (limited) {
return res.next(new Error("Rate limit exceeded, please slow down."));
}
else {
/* ... do work ... */
}
})Accepts all of the same options as tokenthrottle, plus two extra:
- expiry: {Number} Number of seconds after which untouched tokens will be expired, to save memory in Redis. (defaults to no expiry)
- prefix: {String} An optional string to prefix throttle keys with in redis, default is "redisThrottle"
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Copyright (c) Bryce B. Baril bryce@ravenwall.com
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