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v0.1.0 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Feb 17, 2017 License: BSD-3-Clause Imports: 2 Imported by: 0

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type Throttler
- func NewThrottler(perSecond uint) *Throttler

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type Throttler ¶

type Throttler struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewThrottler ¶

func NewThrottler(perSecond uint) *Throttler

Returns a new Throttler, which allows the retrival of up to perSecond tickets per second.

After a waiting for a ticket the ticket has either to be returned or used

func (*Throttler) RequestTicket ¶

func (throttler *Throttler) RequestTicket()

Blocks until a ticket is available. Afterwards either ReturnUnusedTicket() or UseTicket has to be called.

func (*Throttler) ReturnUnusedTicket ¶

func (throttler *Throttler) ReturnUnusedTicket()

func (*Throttler) TearDown ¶

func (throttler *Throttler) TearDown()

Tears down the throttler. It is the callers responsibility that no thread is in RequestTicket(). Whether the threads in RequestTicket() are woken up or not is completely undefined.

func (*Throttler) UseTicket ¶

func (throttler *Throttler) UseTicket()

This function has to be called when actually using a requested ticket, otherwise no new ticket will be generated.

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throttler.go

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