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Post by beapi_intrigue on Apr 17, 2019 15:53:07 GMT
What is your specs suggestion for determining requests per x-time? Should each request in an API chain count toward the request limit? Or is your Api Chain def completely agnostic about request counting?
Second, should the links in the chain be limit-able by quantity? I can set a limit by controlling the max allowed data that can be received by the server, but should the app be able to say "No more than x links in an Api Chain" regardless of the size of the data sent?
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Post by Admin on Apr 21, 2019 18:36:59 GMT
There is only one request/response in a chain. All endpoints use the same request/response and that request/response is SHARED oin the backend; this is why it is so fast. Since the request/response is shared, this really does not effect request per x-time EXCEPT in counting number of endpoints called per x-time. It WILL count each endpoint called (if you are referencing 'rate limiting') when doing batching and/or chaining. And the chain is limited in size currently via the variable in beapi_api.yml: apitoolkit>apichain>limit Currently there is no 'data limit' imposed in the RULES as I am not a fan of sending big amounts of data and I consider 'data limiting' a panacea for bad development (though there is development variable and skeletal development for the functionality).Their is enough built in methodology so it would be easy enough to add. My apologies for not responding quickly. I need to set the notifications on this forum. If you are experiencing any problems with this, let me know.
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Post by Admin on Apr 23, 2019 15:06:03 GMT
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