ThrottleRequestsWithRedis
class ThrottleRequestsWithRedis extends ThrottleRequests (View source)
Traits
Properties
| protected RateLimiter | $limiter | The rate limiter instance. |
from ThrottleRequests |
| static protected bool | $shouldHashKeys | Indicates if the rate limiter keys should be hashed. |
from ThrottleRequests |
| protected Factory | $redis | The Redis factory implementation. |
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| array | $decaysAt | The timestamp of the end of the current duration by key. |
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| array | $remaining | The number of remaining slots by key. |
Methods
Get the number of seconds until the given DateTime.
If the given value is an interval, convert it to a DateTime instance.
Given a start time, format the total run time for human readability.
Specify the named rate limiter to use for the middleware.
Specify the rate limiter configuration for the middleware.
Handle an incoming request.
Handle an incoming request.
Resolve the number of attempts if the user is authenticated or not.
Create a 'too many attempts' exception.
Get the number of seconds until the lock is released.
Add the limit header information to the given response.
Get the limit headers information.
Calculate the number of remaining attempts.
Specify whether rate limiter keys should be hashed.
Determine if the given key has been "accessed" too many times.
Get the Redis connection that should be used for throttling.
Details
protected int
secondsUntil(DateTimeInterface|DateInterval|int $delay)
Get the number of seconds until the given DateTime.
protected int
availableAt(DateTimeInterface|DateInterval|int $delay = 0)
Get the "available at" UNIX timestamp.
protected DateTimeInterface|int
parseDateInterval(DateTimeInterface|DateInterval|int $delay)
If the given value is an interval, convert it to a DateTime instance.
protected int
currentTime()
Get the current system time as a UNIX timestamp.
protected string
runTimeForHumans(float $startTime, float $endTime = null)
Given a start time, format the total run time for human readability.
void
__construct(RateLimiter $limiter, Factory $redis)
Create a new request throttler.
static string
using(string $name)
Specify the named rate limiter to use for the middleware.
static string
with(int $maxAttempts = 60, int $decayMinutes = 1, string $prefix = '')
Specify the rate limiter configuration for the middleware.
Response
handle(Request $request, Closure $next, int|string $maxAttempts = 60, float|int $decayMinutes = 1, string $prefix = '')
Handle an incoming request.
protected Response
handleRequestUsingNamedLimiter(Request $request, Closure $next, string $limiterName, Closure $limiter)
Handle an incoming request.
protected Response
handleRequest(Request $request, Closure $next, array $limits)
Handle an incoming request.
protected int
resolveMaxAttempts(Request $request, int|string $maxAttempts)
Resolve the number of attempts if the user is authenticated or not.
protected string
resolveRequestSignature(Request $request)
Resolve request signature.
protected ThrottleRequestsException|HttpResponseException
buildException(Request $request, string $key, int $maxAttempts, callable|null $responseCallback = null)
Create a 'too many attempts' exception.
protected int
getTimeUntilNextRetry(string $key)
Get the number of seconds until the lock is released.
protected Response
addHeaders(Response $response, int $maxAttempts, int $remainingAttempts, int|null $retryAfter = null)
Add the limit header information to the given response.
protected array
getHeaders(int $maxAttempts, int $remainingAttempts, int|null $retryAfter = null, Response|null $response = null)
Get the limit headers information.
protected int
calculateRemainingAttempts(string $key, int $maxAttempts, int|null $retryAfter = null)
Calculate the number of remaining attempts.
static void
shouldHashKeys(bool $shouldHashKeys = true)
Specify whether rate limiter keys should be hashed.
protected mixed
tooManyAttempts(string $key, int $maxAttempts, int $decaySeconds)
Determine if the given key has been "accessed" too many times.
protected Connection
getRedisConnection()
Get the Redis connection that should be used for throttling.
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