defmodule Pleroma.HTTP.Backoff do alias Pleroma.HTTP require Logger @cachex Pleroma.Config.get([:cachex, :provider], Cachex) @backoff_cache :http_backoff_cache defp next_backoff_timestamp(%{headers: headers}) when is_list(headers) do # figure out from the 429 response when we can make the next request # mastodon uses the x-ratelimit-reset header, so we will use that! # other servers may not, so we'll default to 5 minutes from now if we can't find it default_5_minute_backoff = DateTime.utc_now() |> Timex.shift(seconds: 5 * 60) case Enum.find_value(headers, fn {"x-ratelimit-reset", value} -> value end) do nil -> Logger.error( "Rate limited, but couldn't find timestamp! Using default 5 minute backoff until #{default_5_minute_backoff}" ) default_5_minute_backoff value -> with {:ok, stamp, _} <- DateTime.from_iso8601(value) do Logger.error("Rate limited until #{stamp}") stamp else _ -> Logger.error( "Rate limited, but couldn't parse timestamp! Using default 5 minute backoff until #{default_5_minute_backoff}" ) default_5_minute_backoff end end end defp next_backoff_timestamp(_), do: DateTime.utc_now() |> Timex.shift(seconds: 5 * 60) def get(url, headers \\ [], options \\ []) do # this acts as a single throughput for all GET requests # we will check if the host is in the cache, and if it is, we will automatically fail the request # this ensures that we don't hammer the server with requests, and instead wait for the backoff to expire # this is a very simple implementation, and can be improved upon! %{host: host} = URI.parse(url) case @cachex.get(@backoff_cache, host) do {:ok, nil} -> case HTTP.get(url, headers, options) do {:ok, env} -> case env.status do 429 -> Logger.error("Rate limited on #{host}! Backing off...") timestamp = next_backoff_timestamp(env) ttl = Timex.diff(timestamp, DateTime.utc_now(), :seconds) # we will cache the host for 5 minutes @cachex.put(@backoff_cache, host, true, ttl: ttl) {:error, :ratelimit} _ -> {:ok, env} end {:error, env} -> {:error, env} end _ -> {:error, :ratelimit} end end end