add delay parameter to prevent hitting rate limits for cloudflare API#14
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WalkthroughA configurable request delay mechanism was introduced to the CloudFlare integration. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Env as Environment
participant Main as applyCloudflareSettings
participant CF as CloudFlare
participant HTTP as undici.request
Env->>Main: Provides DELAY_MS
Main->>CF: new CloudFlare(zoneId, domain, options, requestDelay)
CF->>HTTP: request(url, options)
CF->>CF: delay(requestDelay)
CF-->>Main: response
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
index.js (1)
40-40: Improve environment variable parsing logic.The current parsing logic works but could be cleaner and more robust:
- const requestDelayMs = isNaN(parseInt(process.env.DELAY_MS, 10)) ? 500 : parseInt(process.env.DELAY_MS, 10) + const requestDelayMs = parseInt(process.env.DELAY_MS, 10) || 500This approach:
- Avoids calling
parseInttwice- Handles both
NaNand falsy values consistently- Is more concise and readable
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
cloudflare.js (3)
9-12: LGTM! Good implementation of configurable delay parameter.The constructor properly accepts the optional
requestDelayparameter with a sensible default of 0, maintaining backward compatibility while enabling rate limiting configuration.
32-32: Excellent consistent implementation of rate limiting.All HTTP requests have been systematically updated to use
requestWithDelayinstead of directrequestcalls. This ensures uniform rate limiting across all Cloudflare API interactions.Also applies to: 53-53, 74-74, 95-95, 116-116, 156-156, 177-177, 198-198, 232-232, 262-262, 313-313, 339-339, 377-377, 403-403, 454-454, 475-475, 496-496, 517-517, 538-538, 559-559, 580-580, 601-601, 622-622, 642-642, 663-663, 712-712, 732-732, 766-766, 786-786, 830-830, 899-899, 918-918, 937-937, 955-955, 979-979, 1009-1009, 1034-1034
1052-1061: Clean implementation of delay mechanism.The
requestWithDelaymethod anddelayhelper function are well-implemented:
- Properly awaits the original request
- Applies delay after the request (good for rate limiting)
- Simple Promise-based delay implementation
- Maintains the original request/response flow
index.js (1)
60-60: LGTM! Proper integration with CloudFlare constructor.The delay parameter is correctly passed to the CloudFlare constructor, enabling configurable rate limiting as intended.
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