Crates.io | actix-rl |
lib.rs | actix-rl |
version | 0.2.2 |
source | src |
created_at | 2024-07-03 12:45:03.992234 |
updated_at | 2024-07-04 09:05:31.281914 |
description | `actix-rl` is a RateLimit middleware for the `actix-web` library. |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/caojen/actix-rl |
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actix-rl
: RateLimiter for actix-web
actix-rl
is a RateLimit middleware for the actix-web
library.
It supports asynchronous processing and currently provides two storage options:
in-memory storage (MemStore
) and Redis storage (RedisStore
).
If you have other storage options, feel free to submit a Pull Request. PR is welcome.
Feature | Component | Description |
---|---|---|
default |
MemStore |
Store data in memory |
redis-store |
RedisStore |
Store data using an async connection from redis |
Usage:
Store
where the program stores information and sets timeouts.Controller
. The Controller
is used to define middleware
response behaviors, such as how to return HTTP information during exceptions.
You can also use the library's provided default functions,
but in most cases, you will need to customize the response to return necessary limit information to the client.Middleware
to your HTTP Server using the wrap
function (from actix-web
).You can find examples in examples
folder.
The Store
is used to store caching information.
Let's take MemCache
as an example:
// data timeout for each key is 10 seconds, with 1024 init capacity.
let store = actix_rl::store::MemCache::new(1024, chrono::Duration::seconds(10));
Controller
is a set of functions. To create a default one:
let controller = controller::Controller::new();
You can determine which requests should be checked, by modifying Controller
:
let controller = controller.with_do_rate_limit(|req| !req.path().start_with("/healthz"));
In this case, only those requests without prefix /healthz
will be checked by RateLimiter.
For more functions, please check the doc of Controller
.
Define a RateLimiter
and wrap
to HTTP server:
let rate_limiter = actix_rl::middleware::RateLimitMiddleware::new(
store,
10, // max count is 10, which means max 10 hits per 10 seconds.
controller,
);
Then, add it to actix-web
HTTP server wrap:
App::new()
.wrap(rate_limiter)
// ...