Wow, thanks for all the replies! Didn’t expect so many solutions.
I tried the `requests-ratelimiter` and it’s working way better than my janky delay hacks. Still getting a few http error 429s, but way fewer.
Quick Q: How do you guys usually find the *actual* rate limits when the API docs are vague? Like, is there a trick to sniffing them out without tripping the error?
Also, big shoutout for the async tips—gonna test that next.
(And yeah, exponential backoff is magic. Should’ve used it sooner.)
I tried the `requests-ratelimiter` and it’s working way better than my janky delay hacks. Still getting a few http error 429s, but way fewer.
Quick Q: How do you guys usually find the *actual* rate limits when the API docs are vague? Like, is there a trick to sniffing them out without tripping the error?
Also, big shoutout for the async tips—gonna test that next.
(And yeah, exponential backoff is magic. Should’ve used it sooner.)