chore(website): Increase daily rate limit from 10 to 30#1418
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Triple the daily request limit for the website to accommodate growing usage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe daily rate limit configuration is updated by increasing the fixed-window rate limit threshold from 10 to 30 requests per day in the rate limiting utility. Changes
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Review SummaryPR: chore(website): Increase daily rate limit from 10 to 30 This is a clean, minimal configuration change — a single constant updated from Detailed AnalysisCode QualityClean and minimal. The change is scoped to exactly one constant, which is the right approach since SecurityNo security concerns. The rate limit is being relaxed (10 → 30), not removed. The Upstash-backed rate limiter, Redis credentials check, and per-user fixed window logic all remain intact. A 3x increase is reasonable and still provides abuse protection. PerformanceNo performance impact. The rate limit logic and Redis interaction are unchanged. TestingFor a configuration constant change like this, the existing test coverage is sufficient. No new tests needed. Conventions
LGTM — straightforward config bump to accommodate growing usage. 👍 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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| const DAILY_LIMIT = 10; | ||
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For better flexibility and to avoid future code changes for adjustments, consider making the daily rate limit configurable via an environment variable. This would allow changing the limit without a new deployment, which is a common practice for values that might change based on operational needs.
| const DAILY_LIMIT = 30; | |
| const DAILY_LIMIT = Number.parseInt(process.env.DAILY_RATE_LIMIT ?? '30', 10); |
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Increase the website's daily rate limit from 10 to 30 requests per user to accommodate growing usage.
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npm run testnpm run lint