Rate limited

The rate limit system is implemented to prevent abuse and spam requests reaching our endpoints, For example malicious software can be used to constantly request an endpoint and overload the server, Stopping other from using it. This is the reason why we have introduced a rate limit system, Below you can view the global rate limit and specific endpoints rate limit (Any endpoint not specified follows the global rate limit).

Headers

Header Name
Description

X-RateLimit-Limit

The amount of requests you can make

X-RateLimit-Remaining

The amount of remaining requests you can make

X-RateLimit-Reset

Epoch (Millisecond) timestamp at which the rate limit resets

Global Rate Limit

The global rate limit is set at 20 requests per second, This is reasonable for any minor actions or projects that don't require many requests to be called simultaneously.

Exact Rate Limit

Exact rate limit affects any direct endpoint route, For example /civilian and /firearm have routed endpoints making them apart of the exact rate limit. The exact rate limit is currently set to 10 requests per second as these endpoints complete direct requests to the database.

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