BlockingSynchronizer does synchronization in a blocking mode and consumes no extra goroutine. It's recommended to use BlockingSynchronizer in low-con

Datastore represents the central datastore.

LocalWindow represents a window that ignores sync behavior entirely and only stores counters in memory.

NewWindow creates a new window, and returns a function to stop the possible sync behaviour within it.

NonblockingSynchronizer does synchronization in a non-blocking mode. To achieve this, it needs to spawn a goroutine to exchange data with the central

RedisDatastore is a reference implementation of the Redis-based datastore, which can be used directly if you happen to use go-redis.

StopFunc stops the window's sync behaviour.

SyncWindow represents a window that will sync counter data to the central datastore asynchronously. Note that for the best coordination between the w

Window represents a fixed-window.

syncHelper is a helper that will be leveraged by both BlockingSynchronizer and NonblockingSynchronizer.