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@nestlab/rate-limit
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Module for limiting the number of requests in a given time period.
Module for limiting the number of requests in a given time period.
$ npm i @nestlab/rate-limit
Example
RateLimitModule.forRoot({
// Optional. Default message for rate limit exception
rateLimitMessage: 'You made a lot of requests. Try again later',
// Optional. Default token provider function for identify requests
defaultTokenProvider: req => req.ip,
// Optional. Enable for environments
enableForEnvironments: ['production', 'staging']
});
@Controller()
export class AppController {
@RateLimit(2000) // one request in 2 seconds for each IP address
@Get('endpoint1')
endpoint1(): string {
return 'ENDPOINT 1 RESPONSE';
}
@RateLimit(10000, 5) // 5 requests in 10 seconds for each IP address
@Get('endpoint2')
endpoint2(): string {
return 'ENDPOINT 2 RESPONSE';
}
@RateLimit(10000, 5, req => req.user.userId) // 5 requests in 10 seconds for each user
@Get('endpoint3')
endpoint3(): string {
return 'ENDPOINT 3 RESPONSE';
}
}
Enjoy!
FAQs
Module for limiting the number of requests in a given time period.
We found that @nestlab/rate-limit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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