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   IntervallyAligned::
  -This type of refill regenerates that does refill of tokens in intervally manner. Intervally" in opposite to "greedy"  will wait until whole period will be elapsed before regenerate the whole amount of tokens. In additional to *Intervally* it is possible to specify the time when first refill should happen.  This type can be used to configure clear interval boundary i.e. start of second, minute, hour, day. To get more details reed javadocs for `Refill#intervallyAligned` method. +
  +This type of refill regenerates that does refill of tokens in an interval manner. Interval" in opposite to "greedy"  will wait until the whole period will be elapsed before regenerating the whole amount of tokens. In addition to *Interval* it is possible to specify the time when the first refill should happen.  This type can be used to configure clear interval boundary i.e. start of the second, minute, hour, day. To get more details to read javadocs for `Refill#intervallyAligned` method. +
   +
   .Example:
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positive.code: ----
  
  ID::
  Identifier is the optional attribute that is null by default. You may prefer to assign identifiers for bandwidths if you use on the fly configuration replacement and your buckets have more than one bandwidth per bucket, otherwise it is better to avoid using identifiers in order to preserve memory.
  Identifier for a bandwidth can be specified by `withId` method: +
  +
  [source, java]
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negative.code: ==== BucketState
  BucketState is the place where bucket stores own mutable state like:
  
  * Amount of currently available tokens.
  * Timestamp when the last refill was happen.
  
  `BucketState` is represented by interface https://github.com/vladimir-bukhtoyarov/bucket4j/blob/{minor-number}/bucket4j-core/src/main/java/io/github/bucket4j/Bucket.java[io.github.bucket4j.BucketState]. Usually you never interact with this interface, excepting the cases when you want to get access to low-level diagnostic API that is described in
  