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ratedetect

v1.0.2

Published

An npm package to limit malicious requests

Downloads

10

Readme

Rate Detect

Rate Detect is a lightweight middleware that prevents bruteforce requests to your web app.

Prerequisites

To begin, rate detect uses redis as a dependency. Make sure you have downloaded, installed, and running redis in your environment.

brew install redis

Once installed run the following command:

redis-server

Installing

Now that rate detect's dependency has been installed download and install the rate detect npm package to your local project.

npm install ratedetect --save

This will install Rate Detect to your local project's modules

Usage

To use Rate Detect import at the top of your routes file:

var Ratedetect = require('ratedetect');

Then on whichever route you'd like to monitor simply Ratedetect.detect to your route(s) middleware. Ratedetect takes in 4 arguments: req, res, next, and params.

app.post('/api/v1/users/login', upload.array(), (req, res, next) => Ratedetect.detect(req, res, next, { message: "Sorry too many attempts", max: 5, lockout: 6 * 60000 }), login.index);

Params is an object that takes in 3 parameters: 1). A custom message for when a threshold is reached. 2). The threshold at which to throw the error. 3). The lockout period in which the user must wait until requested the route again.