twitter4j
Interface RateLimitStatus

All Superinterfaces:

java.io.Serializable

All Known Implementing Classes:

RateLimitStatusJSONImpl

public interface RateLimitStatus
extends java.io.Serializable

A data interface representing Twitter REST API's rate limit status

Author:

Yusuke Yamamoto - yusuke at mac.com

See Also:

Rate Limiting | dev.twitter.com

Method Summary

int	getHourlyLimit() Returns the current limit in effect This value is identical to the "X-RateLimit-Limit" response header.
int	getRemainingHits() Returns the remaining number of API requests available. This value is identical to the "X-RateLimit-Remaining" response header.
java.util.Date	getResetTime() Returns the time the current rate limiting period ends. This value is a java.util.Date-typed variation of the "X-RateLimit-Reset" response header.
int	getResetTimeInSeconds() Returns the seconds the current rate limiting period ends. This should be a same as getResetTime().getTime()/1000.
int	getSecondsUntilReset() Returns the amount of seconds until the current rate limiting period ends. This is a value provided/calculated only by Twitter4J for handiness and not a part of the twitter API spec.

Method Detail

getRemainingHits

int getRemainingHits()

Returns the remaining number of API requests available.
This value is identical to the "X-RateLimit-Remaining" response header.

Returns:

the remaining number of API requests available

getHourlyLimit

int getHourlyLimit()

Returns the current limit in effect
This value is identical to the "X-RateLimit-Limit" response header.

Returns:

the current limit in effect

getResetTimeInSeconds

int getResetTimeInSeconds()

Returns the seconds the current rate limiting period ends.
This should be a same as getResetTime().getTime()/1000.

Returns:

the seconds the current rate limiting period ends

Since:

Twitter4J 2.0.9

getSecondsUntilReset

int getSecondsUntilReset()

Returns the amount of seconds until the current rate limiting period ends.
This is a value provided/calculated only by Twitter4J for handiness and not a part of the twitter API spec.

Returns:

the amount of seconds until next rate limiting period

Since:

Twitter4J 2.1.0

getResetTime

java.util.Date getResetTime()

Returns the time the current rate limiting period ends.
This value is a java.util.Date-typed variation of the "X-RateLimit-Reset" response header.

Returns:

the time the current rate limiting period ends

Since:

Twitter4J 2.0.9