Throttle a series of fetch requests in JavaScript

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    Semaphore using `async` and `await`

  • Using a throttling mechanism would be the more elegant way to deal with this issue. In computer science there's the concept of a semaphore which describes a way to control access to a common resource by multiple processes. There is a library which implements that and allows you to limit the maximum parallel requests. The code would look something like this:

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