getTokenIDOwners problem

Moralis General
#1

Hi moralis team,

I have one issue using moralis apis for ERC1155.
I have several ERC-1155 nfts now.
So, I tried to get all owners from the ERC-1155 NFTs using getTokenIdOwners functions.
But, it returns 400 error(limit error) because this function has too many requests(maybe 20 requests)

This Moralis Server is rate-limited because of the plan restrictions. See the details about the current rate and throttle limits: {“x-rate-limit-limit”:“25”,“x-rate-limit-remaining-ttl”:“5”,“x-rate-limit-used”:“40”,“x-rate-limit-remaining-ip-ttl”:“5”,“x-rate-limit-ip-used”:“40”}

for (let nft of NFTs) {
let metadata = null;
//get metadata
const options = {
address: nft.token_address,
token_id: nft.token_id,
chain: process.env.REACT_APP_CHAIN_ID
};
const result = await Moralis.Web3API.token.getTokenIdOwners(options);
… …
}

How can I fix this issue?

Hope your quick help.

Regards.

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#2

you can fix it easily by adding a delay of 1 second between requests.

#3

@cryptokid
Thanks for your reply.

Surely, I thought about it.
But if I have 1000 nfts, it will take 1000s.
I think it is not the correct solution.

Is there more sufficient and efficient solution?

Cheers.

#4

there is another solution where you can upgrade your account to PRO plan, in that case you can do 60 requests/compute units per second vs 25 with a free plan

you can try with a delay of 0.5 seconds too, there will be 500 results per page

#5

@cryptokid
Are you sure upgrading free plan will solve this issue fully?
Sorry, I need your correct answer.
So, I can notice it to my client.
Thank you.

#6

with pro plan you can do 2.4 more requests in a second compared to a free plan, I don’t know if it will solve the problem completely.

#7

Okay, got it.
Thank you very much.

#8

Thanks for the answer. Please could you give some guidance on how to add delays between requests? I am using react.

Thanks a lot.

#9

You can use setTimeout as a basic way. There is an example here.

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