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chatup-ratelimiter

v1.0.0

Published

A Chatup plugin to limit the number of messages a user can send and avoid spamming

Downloads

3

Readme

ChatUp Rate Limiter Plugin

A Chatup plugin to limit the number of messages a user can send and avoid spamming.

How does it works

You declare rules in X messages per Y seconds. If the last X messages have been sent in less then Y seconds, the rule is exceeded and the banning level of the user is incremented.

The banning level are just increasing period of times. When a user is limited, he cannot send a message during the period of time Z specified by the level. After being unbanned, if he exceed a rule before Z seconds, his level is increased once again. If he doesn't break a rule after this time, his last level go back to -1.

You can specify as much rules and levels as you want.

Example

Start by installing chatup-ratelimiter npm module with npm install --save chatup-ratelimiter, then in your ChatUp worker file, do something like this:

var conf = {}; // Your configuration
var worker = new ChatUp.ChatWorker(conf);

worker.registerMiddleware(require('chatup-ratelimiter')({
  redisPrefix: 'chatup:ratelimiter',
  levelIncreaseRules:[{
    messages: 15,
    time: 30
  }, {
    messages: 5,
    time: 5
  }],
  levels: [30, 2 * 60, 10 * 60, 30 * 60]
}));

worker.listen();