//BattleNetAPI::noTimeout(); /** * Throttle the number of requests that can be made in a single second. If the * number specified below is reached, the server will sleep for one second and * reset the counter. * * !!!! IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE THROTTLING IN A PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT !!!! * * Note that this does NOT limit the exact number of requests that are sent, as * there is no method of determining when cURL actually sent the request. It can * only be handled on the receiving end once a request has given us a response * back. This number is only to better tune the number of requests that are * processed per second and not necessarily how many requests are sent. * Default: 80 */ BattleNetAPI::setThrottlePerSecond(80); /** * Throttle the number of requests that can be made in a single hour. If the * number specified below is reached, the server will sleep for one hour and * reset the counter. * * !!!! IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE THROTTLING IN A PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT !!!! * * Note that this does NOT limit the exact number of requests that are sent, as * there is no method of determining when cURL actually sent the request. It can * only be handled on the receiving end, once a request has given us a response * back. This number is only to better tune the number of requests that are * processed per hour and not necessarily how many requests are sent. * * The throttle per hour setting is only useful for internal applications, such * as when making several thousand requests consecutively to build an item
