insync is a utility module which provides straight-forward, powerful functions for working with asynchronous JavaScript. Unlike async, insync is not intended to work in any environment other than Node.js. However, because insync does not have any dependencies, it should be trivial to use with ...
Weighted rate limiting, where all usage is not considered to be equal. The calling application acquires a number of tokens for a named service, based on how expensive the call is considered to be. Example: when some SQL queries are proportionately more expensive than other, similar queries, pe...
Weighted rate limiting, where all usage is not considered to be equal. The calling application acquires a number of tokens for a named service, based on how expensive the call is considered to be. Example: when some SQL queries are proportionately more expensive than other, similar queries, pe...