Closed tophertoy closed 2 months ago
How does the API return monthly limits? Is it one of the header values of a 429 response? I wasn’t able to find any documentation on this. If you can provide an example response, I can expand the X::RateLimit
object to parse and return the value.
@tophertoy It's been two weeks since I asked this question. I’m going to close this issue now but feel free to reopen it if you have a response.
Sorry for the delay. We had to stop using the gem for other reasons.
Apologies.
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Gotcha. Happy to hear it wasn’t an issue with this library specifically.
Thanks for your work on this gem.
It's very useful!
Is there anyway to get monthly rate limits?
When we get a X::TooManyRequests I know we get rate limits from the response but these tend to be hourly. I need a way to track monthly rate limits and adjust API request attempts based on the monthly limits..