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axios-throttled

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Creates a throttling wrapper around axios to limit the rate of HTTP requests. Version 2.1.2 is the latest stable release. It wraps axios with a throttling mechanism that can block requests based on a custom stay function, making it useful for rate-limiting or conditional request suppression. Unlike general throttling libraries, it is specifically designed for axios and integrates with axios configs. The library is minimal and unmaintained (last commit in 2019), offering basic throttling features without modern ESM support.

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axios-throttled
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AxiosT
✓ const AxiosT = require('axios-throttled');
✗ import AxiosT from 'axios-throttled';
Library exports a single constructor function, not a default export. CommonJS only, no ESM.
AxiosT instance
✓ const axiosT = new AxiosT(config);
✗ AxiosT(config) without new
Must be instantiated with 'new'.
requestRaw
✓ await axiosT.requestRaw(config);
✗ axiosT.requestRaw() without 'await'
Returns a Promise; requires await or .then().

Demonstrates creating an AxiosT instance with throttling configuration, making a throttled request, and handling the response or error.

const AxiosT = require('axios-throttled'); const config = { query: 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts', stay: () => Date.now() % 2 === 0, // only allow requests on even milliseconds logs: 3 // number of requests before throttling }; const axiosT = new AxiosT(config); async function run() { try { const data = await axiosT.request({params: {userId: 1}}); console.log('Data length:', data.length); } catch (err) { console.error(err); } } run();
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Known issues
breakingLibrary uses CommonJS only; ESM imports will fail.
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Use require() instead of import.
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gotchaIf stay function returns true, request() returns undefined (not a rejected promise).
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Check for undefined return or use requestRaw() which always returns axios response.
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deprecatedLibrary is unmaintained since 2019; axios peer dependency may become incompatible.
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Consider migrating to axios-rate-limit or custom interceptor.
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gotchaConstructor expects config object with 'query' property as string or object; missing query throws error.
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Always provide a query (URL string or axios config object).
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Errors
Common errors & fixes
TypeError: AxiosT is not a constructor
Using ESM import on a CommonJS default export.
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Use const AxiosT = require('axios-throttled');
const axiosT = new AxiosT(config);
TypeError: Cannot read property 'request' of undefined
Calling request without awaiting constructor or using instance before async init.
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Ensure AxiosT is instantiated with 'new' and config.query is valid.
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Version history
2.1.2latest on npm
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Dependencies
axiosrequiredPeer dependency for HTTP requests
throttled-asyncrequiredUnderlying throttling utility
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githubhttps://github.com/a-chepugov/axios-throttled ↗
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homepagehttps://github.com/a-chepugov/axios-throttled#readme ↗
axios-throttled — npm install axios-throttled · libregistry