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Many language-specific SDKs and clients, even from major API providers, don't come with built-in rate-limit handling. For example, Dropbox's node client does not implement throttling.
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Some companies provide an external module like GitHub's plugin-throttling package for their node clients. But often it's up to you to implement.
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Some companies provide an external module like GitHub's plugin-throttling package for their node clients. But often it's up to you to implement.
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Some companies provide an external module like GitHub's plugin-throttling package for their node clients. But often it's up to you to implement.
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Additionally, the ratelimiter implementation my example server uses will shift the Retry-After timestamp on subsequent requests when a client is already at the limit—it returns a Retry-After timestamp based on the 6th oldest request timestamp + 3 seconds.
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There is a node package called async implementing this behavior (among many other things) in a function called mapLimit.
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