asyncredux-throttle-mixin

To throttle rapid action dispatches in Flutter, extend your AppAction with a Throttle mixin and configure the throttle duration in milliseconds. This allows the first dispatch to execute immediately while aborting subsequent calls within the configured window, preventing redundant API calls.

You can bypass throttle protection during forced data refreshes by dispatching your AppAction with the ignoreThrottle flag. This bypasses the throttle window, allowing immediate execution of rate-limited actions when a manual refresh is required.

Throttle protection persists across errors to ensure failed dispatches do not reset the rate limit, blocking subsequent attempts within the window. It exposes specific hooks to manually remove locks, ensuring consistent state management.

You can isolate throttle behavior for specific data refresh actions by implementing the lockBuilder property. This creates optional per-key lock keys, preventing overlapping throttle windows from blocking unrelated concurrent dispatches.

Throttling AppAction dispatches with async-redux reduces unnecessary work and server load by blocking redundant executions. It ensures rapid repeated user-triggered actions, like data refreshes, execute only once per defined time window.

To configure throttle duration in async-redux, extend your AppAction with the Throttle mixin and override the throttle getter to specify the duration in milliseconds. This defines the window where subsequent dispatches are aborted.