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21,999 PointsHow to use Laravel Throttle
Hi, I am trying to use Laravel Throttle but am having trouble getting it work and wondering if someone could please help me?
I've followed the installation and configuration instructions. But when I try the following example code from the docs (replacing 'foo' with my own path, and using smaller numbers for the throttle parameters), it doesn't seem to work:
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
Route::get('foo', array('before' => 'throttle:50,30', function () {
return 'Why herro there!';
}, ));
I have also tried this other example from the docs, and each time I refresh the page, count($throttler) is still 1:
use GrahamCampbell\Throttle\Facades\Throttle;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Request;
// let's quickly get the current request object
$request = Request::getFacadeRoot();
// now let's get a throttler object for that request
// we'll use the same config as in the previous example
// note that only the first parameter is "required"
$throttler = Throttle::get($request, 50, 30);
// let's check if we've gone over the limit
var_dump($thottler->check());
// we implement Countable
var_dump(count($thottler));
I'm assuming $thottler is a typo in the example and should be $throttler.
I figure count($throttler) should increment each time I load the page? But I'm not sure how to get it to do that.