resilience4clj.rate-limiter — tessellator/resilience4clj-ratelimiter 0.1.0

Functions to create and execute rate limiters.

change-limit-for-period! clj

(change-limit-for-period! rate-limiter limit-for-period)

Changes the number of allowable calls during a refresh period.

The new limit will take effect in the next refresh period. The current period is not affected.

change-timeout-duration! clj

(change-timeout-duration! rate-limiter timeout-duration)

Changes the timeout duration milliseconds for the rate limiter.

The new timeout duration will not affect calls currently waiting for permission to execute.

configure-registry! clj

(configure-registry! configs-map)

Overwrites the global registry with one that contains the configs-map.

configs-map is a map whose keys are names and vals are configs. When a rate limiter is created, you may specify one of the names in this map to use as the config for that rate limiter.

:default is a special name. It will be used as the config for rate limiters that do not specify a config to use.

execute clj

(execute rate-limiter f & args)

Apply args to f within a context protected by the rate limiter.

The function will wait up to the configured timeout duration if the rate limit has been exceeded. If the function is not allowed to execute before the timeout duration expires, this function will throw an exception.

name clj

(name rate-limiter)

Gets the name of the rate limiter.

rate-limiter clj

(rate-limiter name config)

Creates a rate limiter with the specified name and config.

rate-limiter! clj

(rate-limiter! name)

(rate-limiter! name config)

Creates or fetches a rate limiter with the specified name and config and stores it in the global registry.

The config value can be either a config map or the name of a config map stored in the global registry.

If the rate limiter already exists in the global registry, the config value is ignored.

registry clj

The global rate limiter and config registry.

with-rate-limiter clj macro

(with-rate-limiter rate-limiter & body)

Executes body within a context protected by the rate limiter.

rate-limiter is either a rate limiter or the name of one in the global registry. If you provide a name and a rate limiter of that name does not already exist in the global registry, one will be created with the :default config.

The code in body will wait up to the configured timeout duration if the rate limit has been exceeded. If the function is not allowed to execute before the timeout duration expires, an exception will be thrown.