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Allow greater access to the SmoothBursty rate limiter
See original GitHub issueCreate a method, such as create(permitsPerSecond, maxBurst, timeUnit) so that the full functionality of the SmoothBursty class can be utilised.
Use case
Use a RateLimiter when the rate is applied on a wider timescale than just a single second. An example of this would be the GitHub API which has a rate limit of 5,000 per hour.
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We released a small library for this: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.iterable/guava-bursty-rate-limiter/0.1.0
Duplicate of #1707