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slowrate

v0.0.6

Published

A blazing slow library to deal with rate limited APIs

Downloads

3

Readme

Slow Rate 🐢

A blazing slow library to deal with rate limited APIs

npm

yarn add slowrate
npm i slowrate

The problem

You need to use an API that allows only a certain number of the request to be made in a given interval but don't want to bother implementing your rate limit solution.

The solution

slowrate enables you to make requests without worrying about all the delay logic. Just submit your promise wrapper to a SlowRate instance and wait until the promise resolves.

Usage

import SlowRate from "slowrate"

const slowRate = new SlowRate({ interval: 500 })
const response = await slowRate.submit(() => fetchDataFromRateLimitedAPI())

API

new SlowRate(options)

Creates a new SlowRate instance.

options

  • intervals - Optional - Sets the interval between each request call in milliseconds. Defaults to 500

Return value

A SlowRate instance.

.submit(wrappedPromise, [priority])

Submit a promise to the slowrate queue.

wrappedPromise

A function that returns a Promise. This is called by the slowrate instance to start the promise.

priority

An optional number that represents the priority of the request (request with higher priorities are resolved first). Defaults to 0.

Return value

A Promise that resolves to the result of the passed promise (or reject with the rejection error).

.queueSize()

The number of promises enqueued in the slowrate instance.

Return value

A number that represents the number of promises enqueued in the slowrate instance.

LICENSE

MIT