HttpProtect.destroy() method

Disconnects the Redis client and drops it.

Signature:

destroy(): void;

Returns:

void

Remarks

Disconnects whichever client this instance holds — including one passed in as HttpProtectOptions.redis, which the rest of your application may still be using. Share a client only if you also control who shuts it down.

Counters and bans are unaffected: they live in Redis and outlive the instance. Afterwards HttpProtect.verify() throws for any non-exempt address until HttpProtect.connect() is called again.

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