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Not right now, no. It's fairly simple (login to Bluesky, read RSS, save item IDs to a text file, post if there are any new feed items, close program then system
by diggan 2y ago
Not right now, no. It's fairly simple (login to Bluesky, read RSS, save item IDs to a text file, post if there are any new feed items, close program then systemd timers run this every N minutes) + pretty specific to AEMET and their formats.
If there is interest I guess I could spend some hours to make it a bit more generic and publish the source.
- skiman10 2y agoCool yeah. I think the thing I was most interested in was interacting with Bluesky through rust. Is there a decent sdk for that?
- diggan 2y agoThe meat is this, using bsky-sdk + atrium-api from crates: let agent = BskyAgent::builder().build().await?; agent .login("username.bsky.social", "X") .await?; let rt = RichText::new_with_detect_facets(msg).await?; let record = RecordData { text: rt.text, created_at: atrium_api::types::string::Datetime::now(), facets: rt.facets, }; agent.create_record(record).await?; Works well enough. It's a bit on the lower end of the "abstraction ladder", there might be more user-friendly libraries for doing this even easier now.