Nitro Rate Limiter
POST https://localpreprod:3000/api/category/tree net::ERR_TOO_MANY_RETRIES anyone see nitro limiting them like this?5 Replies
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I'm sorry, but the provided knowledge sources do not contain any explicit information about a built-in rate limiter in Nitro or Nuxt that would cause a
net::ERR_TOO_MANY_RETRIES error when making API requests such as POST <https://localpreprod:3000/api/category/tree.> The documentation and issues reviewed do not mention Nitro automatically rate limiting requests or returning this specific error code.
This error could be related to network issues, proxy configuration, or possibly custom middleware or plugins in your project, but there is no direct evidence in the knowledge sources that Nitro itself enforces request rate limiting by default.
If you have custom middleware or plugins that implement rate limiting, you may want to review those. Otherwise, you might want to check your network setup or look for other causes outside of Nitro's default behavior. If you need to implement rate limiting, you would typically do so via custom server middleware, but again, this is not described as a default feature in the sources provided.
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@kapa.ai i want to turn it off, so there is no built in limiter to nitro?
Let me check the knowledge base for you again. One moment! :books:
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Based on the provided knowledge sources, there is no mention of a built-in rate limiter in Nitro or Nuxt by default. The official documentation and guides do not reference any automatic request limiting or rate limiting features that would need to be disabled. If you are experiencing rate limiting, it is likely coming from custom middleware, a third-party module, or infrastructure outside of Nitro itself.
If you want to ensure that no rate limiting is applied, review your custom server middleware and any external services or proxies in your stack. But according to the official Nuxt and Nitro documentation, there is no built-in rate limiter that you need to turn off<sup>Server Engine</sup>.
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