Trying Bluesky

A list of all known tools available for the Bluesky platform - fishttp/awesome-bluesky

Easily transfer your following users and list members from X to Bluesky.

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Import all tweets exported from X/Twitter to a Bluesky account. - marcomaroni-github/twitter-to-bluesky

Run like this: uv run https://gist.githubusercontent.com/simonw/848a3b91169a789bc084a459aa7ecf83/raw/397ad07c8be0601eaf272d9d5ab7675c7fd3c0cf/follow_theirs.py - follow_theirs.py

Sorry gang, this is slightly involved, but I’ll try make it make as much sense as possible and as easy to follow as I can. Anywhere I write #USERNAME# replace it and the hashtags with your bluesky username (the full thing, e.g. johnsmith.bsky.social) STEP 1 First, you need to see which lists you’re subscribed to. Go to a browser window and copy this into the address bar, replacing #USERNAME# with your username https://bsky.social/xrpc/com.atproto.repo.listRecords?repo=#USERNAME#&collection=app.bsky.graph.listblock You should get something out that looks like pic #1 - it’s easier to view and interpret if you’re on a laptop or landscape phone I found. (You can also copy and paste the whole output into a json viewer like https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ [https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/] and click process, which gives you an output like pic #2, a bit easier to read) The records will be sorted with most recent at the top. STEP 2 Now you need to locate any of the lists from my suspended accounts which you now want to unfollow. You’re looking in the “subject” field of the output - first for the bit with “did:plc:#SOMETHING#” - if it’s did:plc:zqled3uhcpnylmmnw4hyp6hq Or did:plc:wykha26iqy4arjldmig55lmd Then you’ve got my accounts - like circled in red in pic #3 For each list you find, make a note of the corresponding string of characters in the “uri” field after “listblock/” - like circled in green in pic #3 - I’ll call this the #LIST-ID# STEP 3 You need to authorise your account to access your lists now. Go to https://reqbin.com/curl [https://reqbin.com/curl] And enter the following (changing #USERNAME# and #APP-PASSWORD# to your username and an app password) curl -L -X POST ‘https://bsky.social/xrpc/com.atproto.server.createSession’ \ -H ‘Content-Type: application/json’ \ -H ‘Accept: application/json’ \ --data-raw ‘{ “identifier”: ”#USERNAME#”, “password”: ”#APP-PASSWORD#” }’ Then after it’s sent, click the “JSON” tab You’ll get a response (hopefully) with stuff in like pic #4 - you’re looking for the “accessJWT” field - copy everything after the : there (I’ll call this #TOKEN#) STEP 4 Now to unblock the lists, you need to copy the following into https://reqbin.com/curl [https://reqbin.com/curl] curl -L -X POST ‘https://bsky.social/xrpc/com.atproto.repo.deleteRecord’ \ -H ‘Content-Type: application/json’ \ -H ‘Authorization: Bearer #TOKEN#’ \ --data-raw ‘{ “repo”: ”#USERNAME#”, “collection”: “app.bsky.graph.listblock”, “rkey”: ”#LIST-ID#” }’ All being well, the block record should have now been deleted and you’ll no longer be blocking the list Let me know if you have any problems or get stuck, I’m at a gig tonight but mostly free tomorrow and will try get to anyone with an issue Apologies again for people who got caught by this - it’s stupid bluesky app design again, same reason they refuse to put private accounts in and you can’t softblock, the record of you blocking the list lives in your data so isn’t affected when an account that makes a list is taken down.

A web-component to easily embed a bluesky feed. Contribute to Vincenius/bsky-embed development by creating an account on GitHub.