Reservations

Set up

TypeScript

npm install @limitry/sdk

import { createClient } from "@limitry/sdk";

const limitry = createClient(); // reads LIMITRY_API_KEY

Python

pip install limitry

from limitry import Limitry

limitry = Limitry()  # reads LIMITRY_API_KEY

CLI

npm install -g @limitry/cli
limitry login

curl

export LIMITRY_API_KEY="lim_test_…"

Extend a reservation

POST /v1/reservations/{reservationId}/extend

Keeps a reservation for longer work: it now expires ttlSeconds from now (default 300, at most 3600) — call it again as a heartbeat.

TypeScript

await limitry.reservations.extend("<reservation-id>");

Python

limitry.reservations.extend("<reservation-id>")

CLI

limitry reservations extend '<reservation-id>'

curl

curl -X POST "https://api.limitry.com/v1/reservations/<reservation-id>/extend" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $LIMITRY_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{}'

Field	Description
reservationIdstring, path, required
ttlSecondsnumber	Seconds from now. Default 300.

More about this endpoint

Only an open reservation can be extended. Its API-key check is cached briefly for speed: a revoked key can keep working here for up to 60 seconds.

Commit a reservation

POST /v1/reservations/{reservationId}/commit

Commits a reservation with the ACTUAL amount used (cost): less than reserved gives the rest back at once; more is charged in full — the work happened.

TypeScript

await limitry.reservations.commit("<reservation-id>", {
  cost: 3,
});

Python

limitry.reservations.commit("<reservation-id>", cost=3)

CLI

limitry reservations commit '<reservation-id>' --cost 3

curl

curl -X POST "https://api.limitry.com/v1/reservations/<reservation-id>/commit" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $LIMITRY_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"cost":3}'

Field	Description
reservationIdstring, path, required
costnumber, required	The amount actually used.

More about this endpoint

A commit after the reservation expired still charges cost. Repeating a commit answers the same. Its API-key check is cached briefly for speed: a revoked key can keep working here for up to 60 seconds.

Release a reservation

POST /v1/reservations/{reservationId}/release

Gives the whole reservation back — the work did not happen.

TypeScript

await limitry.reservations.release("<reservation-id>");

Python

limitry.reservations.release("<reservation-id>")

CLI

limitry reservations release '<reservation-id>'

curl

curl -X POST "https://api.limitry.com/v1/reservations/<reservation-id>/release" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $LIMITRY_API_KEY"

Field	Description
reservationIdstring, path, required

More about this endpoint

Repeating a release answers the same; releasing a committed reservation is refused. Its API-key check is cached briefly for speed: a revoked key can keep working here for up to 60 seconds.