Shared error class thrown by every Throttle SDK. Catch one ThrottleError across @usethrottle/cart, @usethrottle/checkout-sdk, @usethrottle/discounts and @usethrottle/subscriptions.

Convenient React useDebounce and useThrottle hooks for a clean code.

React useThrottle hook

The `useThrottle` hook in React is designed to limit the rate at which a function can be executed, making it ideal for handling events that fire rapidly, such as scrolling, resizing, or continuous keypresses.

A React hook for throttling setState and other callbacks

Useful React hooks for MGM Laboratory: useMediaQuery, useDebounce, useThrottle, useLocalStorage, useClickOutside, useKeyboardShortcut, useCopyToClipboard, useIntersectionObserver, useResizeObserver, useReducedMotion, useControllableState.

Typed REST client for the Throttle API (auto-generated from OpenAPI 3.1)

Throttle command-line tool — manage orders, payments, customers, subscriptions, discounts, webhooks and embed config from your terminal

Collection of useful React hooks

Drop-in saved-card wallet (list, add, set default, remove) for Throttle storefronts — headless core + React component.

TypeScript discriminated unions for every Throttle outbound webhook event.

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Typed REST client for the Throttle Cart API.

React component for embedded Throttle checkout

React hooks, server proxy helpers, and primitive components for Throttle subscriptions.

``` Includes - useDebounce - useThrottle - useCounter - useEvent - useSafeLayout ```

A collection of modern, server-safe React hooks – from the ui.dev team

Model Context Protocol server for Throttle — let AI assistants read your commerce data, debug integrations, and search the docs

Buyer-facing React components, hooks and server proxy for Throttle B2B quotes — hosted quote links and RFQ request forms.

useThrottle is a custom React hook that limits how often a function can be called by ensuring it's invoked at most once within a specified delay period.