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@limitkit/redis

v1.0.1

Published

Redis store for LimitKit

Downloads

372

Readme

📦 @limitkit/redis

npm version downloads license

Redis-backed store and atomic rate limiting policies for LimitKit.

Designed for distributed systems, where multiple instances must share consistent rate limiting state.

Each request executes atomic Lua scripts, which avoids race conditions and ensures correctness even under high concurrency.


⚡ Installation

npm install @limitkit/core @limitkit/redis redis

⚡ Quick Start

import { RateLimiter } from "@limitkit/core";
import { RedisStore, fixedWindow } from "@limitkit/redis";
import { createClient } from "redis";

const client = createClient();
await client.connect();

const limiter = new RateLimiter({
  store: new RedisStore(client),

  rules: [
    {
      name: "global",
      key: "global",
      policy: fixedWindow({
        window: 60,
        limit: 100,
      }),
    },
  ],
});

await limiter.consume(ctx);

🧠 How it works

Node.js applications send Lua scripts to Redis, which executes them atomically.

The execution result implies whether the request should be allowed or rejected.

app instances → script → Redis → decision

🧩 What’s Included

🗄 Store

Create and pass a Redis client:

import { createClient } from "redis";

const client = createClient({
  url: "redis://localhost:6379", // set this in a .env file
});

await client.connect();

new RedisStore(client);

TypeScript may complain about the type mismatch. If needed, explicitly set the type of client to RedisClientType:

import { RedisClientType } from "redis";

const client: RedisClientType = createClient();

⚙️ Policies

@limitkit/redis includes optimized implementations of common rate limiting strategies.

You have to ensure all the policies use the algorithm functions below from @limitkit/redis

import { fixedWindow } from "@limitkit/redis";

Fixed Window

fixedWindow({ window: 60, limit: 100 })

Sliding Window

slidingWindow({ window: 60, limit: 100 })

Sliding Window Counter

slidingWindowCounter({ window: 60, limit: 100 })

Token Bucket

tokenBucket({ capacity: 100, refillRate: 5 })

Leaky Bucket

leakyBucket({ capacity: 100, leakRate: 5 })

GCRA

gcra({ burst: 5, interval: 1 })