Build(deps): bump express-rate-limit from 6.7.1 to 7.0.2

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Bumps express-rate-limit from 6.7.1 to 7.0.2.

Release notes

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v7.0.2

You can view the changelog here.

v7.0.1

You can view the changelog here.

v7.0.0

Breaking

• Changed behavior when max is set to 0:
  • Previously, max: 0 was treated as a 'disable' flag and would allow all requests through.
  • Starting with v7, all requests will be blocked when max is set to 0.
  • To replicate the old behavior, use the skip function instead.
• Renamed req.rateLimit.current to req.rateLimit.used.
  • current is now a hidden getter that will return the used value, but it will not appear when iterating over the keys or calling JSON.stringify().
• Changed the minimum required Node version from v14 to v16.
  • express-rate-limit now targets es2022 in TypeScript/ESBuild.
• Bumped TypeScript from v4 to v5 and dts-bundle-generator from v7 to v8.

Deprecated

• Removed the draft_polli_ratelimit_headers option (it was deprecated in v6).
  • Use standardHeaders: 'draft-6' instead.
• Removed the onLimitReached option (it was deprecated in v6).
  • This is an example of how to replicate it's behavior with a custom handler option.

Changed

• The MemoryStore now uses precise, per-user reset times rather than a global window that resets all users at once.
• The limit configuration option is now prefered to max.
  • It still shows the same behavior, and max is still supported. The change was made to better align with terminology used in the IETF standard drafts.

Added

• The validate config option can now be an object with keys to enable or disable specific validation checks. For more information, see this.

v6.11.2

Fixed

• Restored IncrementResponse TypeScript type (See #397)

v6.11.1

Fixed

• Check for prefixed keys when validating that the stores have single counted keys (See #395).

v6.11.0

Added

• Support for retrieving the current hit count and reset time for a given key from a store (See #390).

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Changelog

Sourced from express-rate-limit's changelog.

7.0.2

Added

• Added cluster-memory-store to the readme and made a couple of other minor clarifications.

7.0.1

Added

• Added rate-limit-postgresql to the stores list in the readme.

7.0.0

Breaking

• Changed behavior when max is set to 0:
  • Previously, max: 0 was treated as a 'disable' flag and would allow all requests through.
  • Starting with v7, all requests will be blocked when max is set to 0.
  • To replicate the old behavior, use the skip function instead.
• Renamed req.rateLimit.current to req.rateLimit.used.
  • current is now a hidden getter that will return the used value, but it will not appear when iterating over the keys or calling JSON.stringify().
• Changed the minimum required Node version from v14 to v16.
  • express-rate-limit now targets es2022 in TypeScript/ESBuild.
• Bumped TypeScript from v4 to v5 and dts-bundle-generator from v7 to v8.

Deprecated

• Removed the draft_polli_ratelimit_headers option (it was deprecated in v6).
  • Use standardHeaders: 'draft-6' instead.
• Removed the onLimitReached option (it was deprecated in v6).
  • This is an example of how to replicate it's behavior with a custom handler option.

Changed

• The MemoryStore now uses precise, per-user reset times rather than a global window that resets all users at once.
• The limit configuration option is now prefered to max.
  • It still shows the same behavior, and max is still supported. The change was made to better align with terminology used in the IETF standard drafts.

Added

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Commits

• c1fd7b8 7.0.2
• 5d4658f v7.0.2 changelog
• 9d8f136 formatting
• 62559e9 Update readme.md
• 3713d59 add cluster-memory-store & call it out in usage section
• c58ecbb docs: mention that external store support was added in v2.3.0
• c147da5 Remove a misstatement I added about Legacy stores not supporting resetTime - ...
• 5d291dd chore: remove unused dep
• c395374 docs: memcached is now a modern store🎉 (#402)
• e641a54 7.0.1
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Superseded by #95.