Request-Rate Exceeded Message

Two things:

1. What if I do want this message repeated so I know I solved the problem by adding the appropriate keys?
2. It’d be nice if it told me which provider was at its capacity.

========= NOTICE =========
Request-Rate Exceeded  (this message will not be repeated)

The default API keys for each service are provided as a highly-throttled,
community resource for low-traffic projects and early prototyping.

While your application will continue to function, we highly recommended
signing up for your own API keys to improve performance, increase your
request rate/limit and enable other perks, such as metrics and advanced APIs.

For more details: https://docs.ethers.io/api-keys/
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[ricmoo]

@Tang19de You will only see this in the console if you are using a provider with the default keys. There is probably another provider you are using somewhere else in your application? Or perhaps a library is using on? Such as ethers.getDefaultProvider() or new ethers.providers.InfuraProvider()?

[ricmoo]

@PierreJeanjacquot This isn’t really a feature I plan to support as there isn’t really a safe way to provide that flexibility, but you could easily add it in your own sub-class for the providers you use . You can check out the existing implementations, but basically all you need to do is override the throttleCallback on the connection object to perform your custom checking of the API key and then trigger your equivalent of showThrottleMessage.