Which of the following is the correct way to apply a rate limit of 5 requests per minute to a Flask route using Flask-Limiter?

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Flask - Middleware and Extensions

A@limiter.limit('minute/5')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello'

B@limiter.limit(5)\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello'

C@limiter.limit('5 requests')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello'

D@limiter.limit('5/minute')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello'

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check the syntax for rate limit string
The correct format is a string like '5/minute' specifying count and time unit.
Step 2: Validate each option's syntax
@limiter.limit('5/minute')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello' uses '5/minute' which is correct. Options B, C, and D use incorrect formats or missing quotes.
Final Answer:
@limiter.limit('5/minute')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello' -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct limit string format = @limiter.limit('5/minute')\ndef my_route():\n return 'Hello' [OK]

Quick Trick: Use string 'count/unit' like '5/minute' in @limiter.limit [OK]

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