A crude rate limiter for node. A work in progress. Very experimental. Not suitable for production (or anything really).
$ npm i kork
ts on each requestrate has not passed since last execution - makes current request wait for rate ms// require and set rate in ms
var kork = require('kork')(2500);
// use in express
app.use([path,] kork);
// use in pype stack
pype(null, [klocka, kork, getData, finalhandler])(req, res);
Keeping this for the records
kork.init(rate) // sets new ts and applys rate limit in ms
kork.reset() // sets/overwrites ts
kork.limit() // checks ts
MIT
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crude rate limiter - experimental
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