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Live demo: django-icv-search

Search the real synced package docs

Every result below comes from a real django-icv-search query against the actual synced README and doc pages for the seven public ICV packages, not sample data.

Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search) — production would run Meilisearch or PostgreSQL; the Dummy backend is icv-search's in-memory backend, chosen here because this demo runs on SQLite with no external search server.

6 results for “rate limiting” in 70ms

django-waf · Overview

Collective Threat Intelligence Feed: Design Document

rate limiting Redis 7 Sliding window rate limiting; feed snapshot caching; install_id deduplication windows

Ranking score: 0.60 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)

django-waf · Overview

Collective Threat Intelligence Feed: Design Document

rate limiting Redis 7 Sliding window rate limiting; feed snapshot caching; install_id deduplication windows

Ranking score: 0.60 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)

django-waf · README

django-waf README

Rate Limiting Setting Default Description DJANGO_WAF_RATE_LIMIT_BURST 10 Max requests per IP per second

Ranking score: 0.40 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)

django-waf · README

django-waf README

Rate Limiting Setting Default Description DJANGO_WAF_RATE_LIMIT_BURST 10 Max requests per IP per second

Ranking score: 0.40 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)

django-waf · Specs

PRD: Form Protection (v0.11.0)

rate limiting, anomaly scoring, challenges, and rule-based blocking. The middleware sees every request but has no semantic

Ranking score: 0.10 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)

django-waf · Specs

PRD: Form Protection (v0.11.0)

rate limiting, anomaly scoring, challenges, and rule-based blocking. The middleware sees every request but has no semantic

Ranking score: 0.10 Backend: PostgreSQL (full-text search)
How this query ran (icv_search.services.search call)
search("searchdemo_docs", 'rate limiting', facets=['package', 'section'], highlight_fields=['title', 'body'], show_ranking_score=True, limit=20)

Same-host stays relative, cross-host goes absolute

Both links below are built the same way, a plain url template tag with no host handling. hostmap decides, per call, whether the result stays relative or becomes absolute.