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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe rate-limit handler now updates request counts and remaining-limit headers when it skips a request. Tests cover error-handler responses, redirects, and concurrent requests. The README describes how thrown requests are evaluated. ChangesRate-limit request outcomes
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to During concurrent skipped requests, users may see a remaining-quota value that is too high. This is a bounded metadata issue, so the change presents low merge risk with owner awareness or follow-up. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change preserves quota enforcement before requests reach downstream handlers and improves skipped-request reporting. No new admission bypass was established. Framework fallback behavior and compatibility of copied responses remain only partially verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Failure responses advertise stale quotas, and fallback errors bypass the custom success predicate.
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What changed in this PR
Adds failed-only counting to @routup/rate-limit, avoiding quota consumption by successful requests still in flight.
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- Introduces
countmodes and optional store reads. - Shares quota handling between modes.
- Adds documentation and failure/concurrency tests.
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| packages/rate-limit/test/unit/module.spec.ts | Tests failed-only counting and error handling. |
| packages/rate-limit/src/utils/options.ts | Defaults counting to all. |
| packages/rate-limit/src/type.ts | Defines the count option and mode type. |
| packages/rate-limit/src/store/type.ts | Adds optional counter reads. |
| packages/rate-limit/src/store/memory.ts | Implements read-only counter access. |
| packages/rate-limit/src/handler.ts | Implements failed-only counting and shared quota helpers. |
| packages/rate-limit/README.md | Documents count modes and store requirements. |
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Confirmed. It cannot be fixed inside the middleware, though: the handler event routup 6 passes to a handler does not expose error, so when no error handler answers, next() gives this middleware nothing to classify. This was already true before this PR. It is now documented in the README and pinned by tests both ways: with an error handler, the predicate judges the error's response; without one, the request counts as failed. Exposing the error to upstream handlers is a change for routup itself.
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- Around line 73-78: Update the request flow around `store.get`, `applyQuota`,
and `event.next` to prevent concurrent requests for the same key from passing
the quota check before failed-attempt counts are recorded. Reserve capacity per
key before forwarding and release it when a request succeeds, or serialize the
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Use String literal of RatelimitCountMode so you can use the enum Reference or String Value
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No longer applies: RateLimitCountMode and the count option are gone, since the concurrency finding made them redundant with skipSuccessfulRequest.
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- Around line 107-109: Update the Store.decrement contract and its
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| const remaining = Math.max(maxHits - totalHits + 1, 0); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Calculate skipped-request quota from the post-decrement count.
When another request increments the same key before this request finishes, totalHits is stale. The decrement updates the shared count, but the handler uses that snapshot to set current and remaining. This can report an extra slot compared with the store.
Make Store.decrement return the post-decrement count atomically, then use it for both values.
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diff --git a/packages/rate-limit/src/store/type.ts b/packages/rate-limit/src/store/type.ts
- * Method to decrement a client's hit counter.
+ * Decrements a client's hit counter and returns the resulting count atomically.
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- decrement: (key: string) => Promise<void> | void
+ decrement: (key: string) => Promise<number> | number
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- async decrement(key: string): Promise<void> {
+ async decrement(key: string): Promise<number> {
const current = this.hits[key];
if (current) this.hits[key] = current - 1;
+ return this.hits[key] ?? 0;
}
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- await options.store.decrement(key);
+ const totalHitsAfterDecrement = await options.store.decrement(key);
- const remaining = Math.max(maxHits - totalHits + 1, 0);
- setRequestRateLimitInfo(event, 'current', totalHits - 1);
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Review comment at @packages/rate-limit/src/handler.ts around lines 107 - 109:
Update the Store.decrement contract and its implementations to atomically return
the post-decrement hit count. In the handler’s skipped-request path, use that
returned count for both the current and remaining rate-limit values instead of
the stale totalHits snapshot.
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When skipSuccessfulRequest or skipFailedRequest takes a request back off the counter, the RateLimit-Remaining header (and the request's rate limit info) now reports the count after the decrement instead of before it, on the returned response as well as on a fallback response. A response with immutable headers is copied. Document that a throw no error handler answered reaches the middleware as no response and is counted as failed, and pin both that and the reserving behaviour that bounds concurrent failed requests by max.
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What changed since the first version
The first version added a
count: 'failed'option that read the counter before a request and incremented it only after a failure. The review showed that it does not bound a parallel burst: withmax: 2, ten concurrent failing requests all reached the handler. The fix the review proposed, reserving a slot before forwarding and releasing it on success, is exactly whatskipSuccessfulRequestalready does. With the samemax: 2, that option lets 2 of the 10 through. So the option is dropped, and this PR now only fixes what the review found inskipSuccessfulRequest/skipFailedRequest.Changes
RateLimit-Remainingand the request's rate-limit info now report the count after the decrement. Before, a skipped request advertised one remaining slot fewer than it really had. The header is updated on the returned response and onevent.response, so routup's fallback response is covered too. A response with immutable headers (Response.redirect, a forwardedfetch()) is copied.next()returns no response and the handler event exposes no error. The middleware therefore cannot see the status and counts the request as failed. The README now says so.Tests
5instead of4).Response.redirect(immutable headers).max: 2with ten concurrent failing requests lets exactly 2 reach the handler.10 tests pass; lint and the type build are clean.
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