fluxninja / aperture

Rate limiting, caching, and request prioritization for modern workloads
https://docs.fluxninja.com
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Ksohi/new snippets and docs rework #3090

Closed karansohi closed 10 months ago

karansohi commented 10 months ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 10 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent updates involve reordering sidebar elements in the documentation and enhancing asynchronous behavior in the JavaScript SDK examples. Sidebar positions for guides on API and concurrency quota management, as well as rate limits, have been shifted. Additionally, the JavaScript SDK usage examples now correctly implement await for asynchronous calls, ensuring proper flow control.

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File Path Change Summary
docs/.../api-quota-management.md Sidebar position changed from 2 to 4
docs/.../concurrency-quota-management.md File paths and image references updated
docs/.../openai.md Sidebar position changed from 4 to 6
docs/.../per-user-concurrency-limiting.md Sidebar position changed from 1 to 2
sdks/aperture-js/example/... (multiple files) Added await to flow.end() calls; new UIConcurrencyTokens function

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In the docs, a shuffle, a slide,
Sidebar dances, numbers aside.
Code awaits patiently in line,
A rabbit's touch, async in time. 🌟🕒


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