Closed simlu closed 3 years ago
Can I have more info. on this?
Sure!
(1) npm install fast-ratelimit
(2) run code using the ratelimiter
(3) npm uninstall fast-ratelimit
The hashtable folder does not get cleaned up completely in this case. I'm wondering if some files can not be deleted b/c they are loaded by windows.
Might not be related to you project but just a general observation.
Hello there! I've fixed that in v3.0.0
, using the JS-native Map object, which has as well be measured in my tests to be faster anyway. This new version does not compile any dependencies anymore, fixing this issue.
An empty folder remains for some reason. Maybe this is expected for native dependencies?