Oh thanks! And don’t apologize - you are not hijacking! That would’ve been a good solution. What I ended up doing is getting the JSON and making that static since all the API calls were taking too long. I was able to do that + get all the kanji. Next revision will be allowing people to put in their own api…and hiding my own…I’ll probably just transfer it to next.js or something.
Nice! The site is much faster than before and all the kanji is included. Looks good 
EDIT: If you allow people to put in their own api there’s no need to have your own remaining and thus no need to transfer to nextjs
I will probably have a “default” regardless since I want to be able to show it to people that study japanese/know japanese, but maybe don’t use wanikani.