/**
  * Check if the account has reached the maximum number of API calls it can make globally (not API specific)
  * 
  * @return boolean True if they're within their limits, false if not
  */
 protected static function check_global_limits()
 {
     $account_data = \V1\Model\Account::get_account();
     $total_calls = \V1\Usage::get_usage(false);
     // If they've used up all of their calls, and they aren't unlimited, then they've hit their global limits.
     if ($total_calls === $account_data['max_calls'] && $account_data['max_calls'] != 0) {
         return false;
     }
     return true;
 }
 /**
  * Check the speed limits of an API to make sure that the account isn't calling the API more than it's
  * allowed to in the specified time frame.
  * 
  * @return mixed True if the call is within the speed limits, or the error array if it isn't
  */
 private static function check_usage_limits()
 {
     $api_data = \V1\Model\APIs::get_api(\V1\APIRequest::get('api'));
     $account_data = \V1\Model\Account::get_account();
     $package_limits = \V1\RAML::parse_package_limits();
     /*
      * Are there any limits on the API for our package level? API limits are imposed
      * by Bit API Hub, not the API provider. It helps to limit the amount of bandwidth
      * we allot for each call. The heavier the call, the less calls people can make.
      */
     if (is_array($package_limits) && array_key_exists('level' . $account_data['access_level'], $package_limits) && !empty($usage = \V1\Usage::get_usage(\V1\APIRequest::get('api')))) {
         // Loop the allotments of API calls per time period
         foreach ($package_limits['level' . $account_data['access_level']] as $time_period => $allotment) {
             // If we have a valid log for the time period, and it's already maxed out, fail the check.
             if (isset($usage[$time_period]) && $usage[$time_period]['count'] == $allotment && \Utility::subtract_seconds($time_period) <= $usage[$time_period]['ts'] && $usage[$time_period]['ts'] <= time()) {
                 return \Utility::format_error(429, \V1\Err::TOO_MANY_REQUESTS, \Lang::get('v1::errors.too_many_requests', array('allotment' => number_format($allotment), 'period' => $time_period)));
             }
         }
     }
     // We're not breaking the speed limit, so shush.
     return true;
 }