- Updated MessageHandler to use OrderedDict for SNR and RSSI caches, implementing LRU eviction to maintain a maximum size.
- Added thread safety to rate limiting classes by introducing locks, ensuring consistent behavior in concurrent environments.
- Introduced periodic cleanup in TransmissionTracker to manage memory usage effectively.
- Added unit tests for LRU cache behavior and automatic cleanup functionality.
These changes improve performance and reliability in handling message data and rate limiting.
- Updated `MeshCoreBot` to normalize channel names when setting rate limits.
- Refactored `PerUserRateLimiter` to use `OrderedDict` for efficient key management and added normalization for keys.
- Improved `ChannelRateLimiter` to normalize channel names during initialization and when checking limits, ensuring consistent behavior.
Add ChannelRateLimiter to rate_limiter.py. Configure per-channel
cooldowns via [Rate_Limits] channel.<name>_seconds. Integrated into
_check_rate_limits() and send_channel_message() in command_manager.py.
GET /api/stats/rate_limiters exposes live stats for all four limiter
types.
- Added per-user rate limiting functionality to control the minimum time between bot replies to the same user, identified by public key or sender name.
- Updated configuration files to include `per_user_rate_limit_seconds` and `per_user_rate_limit_enabled` options for enabling and configuring this feature.
- Enhanced the command manager and message handler to support per-user rate limiting, ensuring efficient message handling and reduced spam.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new rate limiting options and their usage.
- Removed redundant command list in config example for clarity.
- Improved plugin validation by adding checks for required attributes and types, ensuring better error handling during plugin instantiation.
- Enhanced rate limiter classes to track total sends and throttled attempts, providing statistics for better monitoring.
- Updated command implementations to include metadata for better organization and clarity in command handling.
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