Rate Limits

[Bios-Marcel]

Hey

I was wondering what the API ratelimits are? I'd like to avoid getting banned accidentally, could you maybe add this to the documentation?

[ahmedz4de]

Hey

I was wondering what the API ratelimits are? I'd like to avoid getting banned accidentally, could you maybe add this to the documentation?

If you do too many requests you get a timeout, i found that 1 request every 5 seconds works.

[Bios-Marcel]

Hey
I was wondering what the API ratelimits are? I'd like to avoid getting banned accidentally, could you maybe add this to the documentation?

If you do too many requests you get a timeout, i found that 1 request every 5 seconds works.

I actually realised in hindsight, that different endpoints send different headers indicating how many requests are left in a certain timeframe :D

The amount of requests and the timeframe duration is wildly different depending on the endpoints.

So I wrote a little rate limited http client that takes them into account per API key.

[ahmedz4de]

I actually realised in hindsight, that different endpoints send different headers indicating how many requests are left in a certain timeframe :D

The amount of requests and the timeframe duration is wildly different depending on the endpoints.

So I wrote a little rate limited http client that takes them into account per API key.

Thats great! If someone stumbles upon this, according to this source: https://github.com/GODrums/BetterFloat/wiki/CSFloat-API-Documentation, v1/listings rate limit is actually 5 requests/minute.

[Bios-Marcel]

I actually realised in hindsight, that different endpoints send different headers indicating how many requests are left in a certain timeframe :D
The amount of requests and the timeframe duration is wildly different depending on the endpoints.
So I wrote a little rate limited http client that takes them into account per API key.

Thats great! If someone stumbles upon this, according to this source: https://github.com/GODrums/BetterFloat/wiki/CSFloat-API-Documentation, v1/listings rate limit is actually 5 requests/minute.

Like I said, each endpoints tells you the ratelimit. So you dont need to hardcode this.

Lets say its 5:50am and the timestamp resets at 6am. Since you have 200 requests you can do, you can actualyl send 200 requests in 10 minutes.