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@cch137/rate-limiter

v0.1.1

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`@cch137/rate-limiter` is a module designed to help manage rate limiting for various applications. It allows you to define rules for how many points an identifier (e.g., a user or an IP address) can accumulate within a specified time window. The `RateLimi

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@cch137/rate-limiter

Overview

@cch137/rate-limiter is a module designed to help manage rate limiting for various applications. It allows you to define rules for how many points an identifier (e.g., a user or an IP address) can accumulate within a specified time window. The RateLimiter class is the primary export of this module.

Installation

You can install the @cch137/rate-limiter module via npm:

npm install @cch137/rate-limiter

Usage

Here's a basic example to get you started with the RateLimiter class.

import RateLimiter from "@cch137/rate-limiter";

// Create a rate limiter with a rule that allows a maximum of 5 points per second
const rl = new RateLimiter([RateLimiter.rule(1000, 5)]);

// Consume points for identifier "a"
rl.consume("a", 5);
rl.consume("a", 5);

// Check if identifier "a" exceeds the rate limit
console.log(rl.check("a")); // false, because 10 points are consumed within 1 second

// Check again after 900 milliseconds
setTimeout(() => console.log(rl.check("a")), 900); // false, because 10 points are still within 1 second

// Check after 1000 milliseconds
setTimeout(() => console.log(rl.check("a")), 1000); // true, because the initial points are now outside the 1-second window

// Check after 1100 milliseconds
setTimeout(() => console.log(rl.check("a")), 1100); // true, because the points are outside the 1-second window

// Log the current state of the rate limiter
setTimeout(() => console.log(rl), 1200);

API

RateLimiter

constructor(rules: RateRule[])

Creates a new RateLimiter instance with the specified rules.

  • rules: An array of RateRule objects defining the rate limiting rules.

static rule(milliseconds: number, maxPoints: number): RateRule

Creates a new RateRule instance.

  • milliseconds: The time window in milliseconds.
  • maxPoints: The maximum points allowed within the specified time window.

check(id: string): boolean

Checks if the given identifier is within the rate limit based on the defined rules.

  • id: The identifier to check (e.g., a user ID or IP address).
  • Returns true if the identifier is within the rate limit, false otherwise.

consume(id: string, points: number = 1): this

Consumes points for the given identifier. If the identifier does not exist, it is created.

  • id: The identifier to consume points for.
  • points: The number of points to consume (default is 1).
  • Returns the RateLimiter instance for chaining.

trim()

Trims expired logs from all records based on the maximum time window defined in the rules.