rate-limit-memcached
Installation
From the npm registry:
> npm install express-rate-limit
> yarn/pnpm add express-rate-limit
From Github Releases:
> npm install https://github.com/express-rate-limit/rate-limit-memcached/releases/download/v{version}/rate-limit-memcached.tgz
> yarn/pnpm add https://github.com/express-rate-limit/rate-limit-memcached/releases/download/v{version}/rate-limit-memcached.tgz
Replace {version}
with the version of the package that you want to your, e.g.:
1.0.0
.
Usage
This package requires you to use Node 16 or above.
An example of its usage is as follows:
import { rateLimit } from 'express-rate-limit'
import { MemcachedStore } from 'rate-limit-memcached'
const limiter = rateLimit({
windowMs: 15 * 60 * 1000,
max: 100,
standardHeaders: 'draft-7',
legacyHeaders: false,
store: new MemcachedStore({
locations: ['localhost:11211'],
}),
})
app.use(limiter)
Configuration
prefix
string
The text to prepend to all keys stored by this package in Memcached.
Defaults to rl:
.
client
MemcachedClient
The client used to make requests to the Memcached server. Must have the
following methods:
get: (key, callback)
del: (key, callback)
set: (key, value, lifetime, callback)
add: (key, value, lifetime, callback)
incr: (key, delta, callback)
decr: (key, delta, callback)
Here, key
is a string, value
and delta
are numbers, and lifetime
is
the time in seconds until it expires.
Defaults to an instance of memcached
,
created with the locations
and config
options (see below for details) passed
to it.
locations
A list of memcached servers to store the keys in, passed to the default
Memcached client.
Note that the default client is only used if an alternative client
is not
passed to the store.
Defaults to ['localhost:11211']
.
config
object
The configuration passed to the default Memcached client.
Defaults to {}
.
Issues and Contributing
If you encounter a bug or want to see something added/changed, please go ahead
and
open an issue!
If you need help with something, feel free to
start a discussion!
If you wish to contribute to the library, thanks! First, please read
the contributing guide. Then you can pick up any issue and
fix/implement it!
License
MIT © Tomohisa Oda,
Nathan Friedly and
Vedant K