throttled-queue | Throttles arbitrary code to execute a maximum number
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Throttles arbitrary code to execute a maximum number of times per interval. Best for making throttled API requests.
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I'm writing Javascript in a client-only environment, calling an API of a service that is rate-limited. My environment only lets me load JS libraries by using LazyLoad.js which doesn't work for everything. I have successfully been able to use throttled-queue to rate limit my API requests. But I have not been able to combine using that with leveraging Promise.all to check when a series of API calls have been completed. It works if I leave out the throttling, but not with it.
How can I combine these two? The only approach I've come up with so far, which seems very clunky, is to manually rate limit using setTimeout for each call. Then I found I need to wait the total amount of time (e.g. 200ms for each call) before I check Promises.all, otherwise it resolves too quickly with the first few Promises. Here's what I have:
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Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 20:08I understand you want to resolve deferreds
sequentially. If it is that, you can do it in several ways. One of them is using for
and await
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