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If your program is a subroutine library, you -may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with -the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General -Public License instead of this License. But first, please read -. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 7c37631..a68ef86 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,497 +1,242 @@ -# post2bsky +# post2bsky 🦋 -A Python-based automation tool for reposting content to Bluesky from RSS feeds and Twitter accounts. Includes a daemon mode for continuous operation with comprehensive media support, deduplication, and extensive logging. +Una col·lecció d'eines Python per mirar contingut automàticament a [Bluesky](https://bsky.app), incloent publicacions de Twitter/X, feeds RSS i vídeos de TikTok. Dissenyat per executar-se com a tasques programades de CI/CD (GitHub Actions o Jenkins). -**Note**: This tool is designed for content creators and maintainers who need to automatically synchronize feeds/accounts to Bluesky. Ensure you have permission to repost content and comply with all platform terms of service. +--- -## ✨ Features +## 📦 Scripts Disponibles -- **RSS → Bluesky**: Parse RSS feeds and automatically post new entries with proper formatting -- **Twitter → Bluesky**: Scrape tweets from Twitter accounts and repost to Bluesky (with media) -- **Daemon Mode**: Run continuously as a background service for unattended operation -- **Media Support**: Handle images, videos, and other media with automatic optimization -- **Deduplication**: Track posted content to prevent duplicates across runs -- **Configurable Workflows**: YAML-based pipelines for each source with scheduling -- **Media Constraints**: Auto-handles Bluesky's limits (300 chars, 4 images, 45MB video, etc.) -- **Error Recovery**: Automatic retries with exponential backoff for transient failures -- **Comprehensive Logging**: Detailed logs for monitoring and troubleshooting +Aquesta taula resumeix les eines principals incloses en el projecte i la seva funció. -## 📋 Prerequisites +| Script | Descripció | +|---|---| +| `twitter2bsky.py` | Miralla publicacions d'un compte de Twitter/X a Bluesky | +| `rss2bsky.py` | Publica elements d'un feed RSS a Bluesky | +| `twitter_login.py` | Extreu un token d'autenticació de Twitter mitjançant un navegador headless i desa un fitxer de sessió | +| `tiktok2bsky.py` | Scrapes vídeos recents d'un perfil públic de TikTok i els publica a Bluesky | -- Python 3.9 or higher -- macOS, Linux, or Windows with Chromium support (for Twitter scraping) -- Bluesky account with credentials -- Twitter account (if using Twitter→Bluesky syncing) +Aquests scripts formen el nucli de l'automatització del teu contingut cap a Bluesky. -## 🚀 Quick Start +--- -### 1. Clone & Setup Environment +## ⚙️ Requisits i Instal·lació + +### Sistema + +- **Python:** 3.10 o superior. +- **FFmpeg:** Necessari per a la llibreria `moviepy` (per al processament de vídeo). + +### Dependències Python + +Instal·la tots els paquets necessaris executant el següent comandament: ```bash -git clone -cd post2bsky -python3 -m venv venv -source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate -pip install -r requeriments.txt +pip install -r requirements.txt ``` -### 2. Configure Credentials +*(Les dependències inclouen: `atproto`, `tweety-ns`, `playwright`, `playwright-stealth`, `httpx`, `arrow`, `python-dotenv`, `moviepy`, `fastfeedparser`, `beautifulsoup4`, `charset-normalizer`, `Pillow` i `grapheme`)* -Create a `.env` file in the project root: +### Navegador Playwright -```env -# Bluesky Authentication -BSKY_USERNAME=your_bluesky_handle -BSKY_PASSWORD=your_bluesky_password - -# Optional: Custom Bluesky instance (default: https://bsky.social) -BSKY_BASE_URL=https://bsky.social - -# Twitter Authentication (if using Twitter syncing) -TWITTER_USERNAME=your_twitter_handle -TWITTER_PASSWORD=your_twitter_password -``` - -### 3. Run a Quick Test +Després d'instal·lar les dependències, cal instal·lar el binari del navegador Chromium perquè el login headless funcioni: ```bash -# Test RSS feed posting -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/rss - -# Test Twitter account scraping -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --test +python -m playwright install chromium ``` -## Installation +--- -### Standard Installation +## 🔐 Configuració de Credencials -1. Clone the repository: - ```bash - git clone https://github.com/yourusername/post2bsky.git - cd post2bsky - ``` +Els scripts requereixen les següents credencials, ja sigui com a variables d'entorn, un fitxer `.env` o secrets de CI/CD. -2. Create and activate virtual environment: - ```bash - python3 -m venv venv - source venv/bin/activate # macOS/Linux - # or - venv\Scripts\activate # Windows - ``` +| Variable | Utilitzada per | Descripció | +|---|---|---| +| `TWITTER_USERNAME` | `twitter2bsky.py`, `twitter_login.py` | Nom d'usuari de Twitter/X | +| `TWITTER_PASSWORD` | `twitter2bsky.py`, `twitter_login.py` | Contrasenya de Twitter/X | +| `TWITTER_EMAIL` | `twitter2bsky.py` | Correu electrònic del compte de Twitter/X | +| `TWITTER_HANDLE` | `twitter2bsky.py` | Handle de Twitter/X a mirallar (p. ex. `elmeuhandle`) | +| `BSKY_HANDLE` | `twitter2bsky.py`, `rss2bsky.py`, `tiktok2bsky.py` | Handle de Bluesky (p. ex. `jo.bsky.social`) | +| `BSKY_USERNAME` | `rss2bsky.py` | Nom d'usuari de Bluesky | +| `BSKY_APP_PASSWORD` | `twitter2bsky.py`, `rss2bsky.py`, `tiktok2bsky.py` | Contrasenya d'aplicació de Bluesky | +| `TIKTOK_HANDLE` | `tiktok2bsky.py` | Handle del perfil públic de TikTok a mirallar | -3. Install dependencies: - ```bash - pip install -r requeriments.txt - ``` +**Important:** No facis mai commit de les credencials al repositori. Utilitza un fitxer `.env` localment (ja cobert per `.gitignore`) o secrets de CI/CD en producció. -4. Set up environment variables: - Create a `.env` file in the root directory (see [Credentials](#-credentials) section) +--- -## ⚙️ Configuration +## 🚀 Guia d'Ús -### Credentials +### 1. Obtenir un token de sessió de Twitter (`twitter_login.py`) -Your credentials should be stored in `.env` file at the project root. This file should never be committed to version control (already in `.gitignore`): - -```env -BSKY_USERNAME=your_bluesky_handle -BSKY_PASSWORD=your_bluesky_password - -# For Twitter scraping (email or username, and password) -TWITTER_USERNAME=your_twitter_username_or_email -TWITTER_PASSWORD=your_twitter_password -``` - -**Security Note**: Never commit credentials to Git. The `.env` file is automatically ignored. - -### RSS Feed Configuration - -Run `rss2bsky.py` to post from RSS feeds: +Executa això una sola vegada per autenticar-te i desar un fitxer de sessió reutilitzable: ```bash -# Basic usage -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/rss --bsky-handle your_handle +python twitter_login.py 'EL_TEU_USUARI' 'LA_TEVA_CONTRASENYA' +``` -# With advanced options +⚠️ **Atenció:** Utilitza sempre cometes simples al voltant de la contrasenya per evitar que la shell interpreti caràcters especials com `!`, `$` o les cometes inverses. + +En cas d'èxit, es crea un fitxer `my_account_session` al directori de treball. Els scripts posteriors reutilitzaran aquesta sessió sense necessitat de tornar a iniciar sessió. Si alguna cosa va malament, es desarà un `error_screenshot.png` al directori de treball perquè puguis veure exactament què ha trobat el navegador. + +### 2. Mirallar Twitter a Bluesky (`twitter2bsky.py`) + +Utilitza aquest script per sincronitzar les teves publicacions: + +```bash +python twitter2bsky.py \ + --twitter-username "EL_TEU_USUARI" \ + --twitter-password "LA_TEVA_CONTRASENYA" \ + --twitter-email "EL_TEU_CORREU" \ + --twitter-handle "EL_TEU_HANDLE" \ + --bsky-handle "EL_TEU_HANDLE.bsky.social" \ + --bsky-password "LA_TEVA_APP_PASSWORD" \ + --bsky-base-url "https://bsky.social" \ + --bsky-langs "ca" +``` + +### 3. Publicar un feed RSS a Bluesky (`rss2bsky.py`) + +Per enviar contingut des d'un RSS directament al teu perfil de Bluesky: + +```bash python rss2bsky.py \ - --feed-url https://example.com/rss \ - --bsky-handle your_handle \ - --max-posts 5 \ - --limit-age 3 # Only posts from last 3 days + "https://example.com/feed.rss" \ + "EL_TEU_BSKY_HANDLE" \ + "EL_TEU_BSKY_USERNAME" \ + "LA_TEVA_APP_PASSWORD" \ + --service "https://bsky.social" ``` -**State Management**: The tool tracks posted entries in `twitter2bsky_state.json` to prevent duplicates. This file is updated automatically on each run. +### 4. Mirallar TikTok a Bluesky (`tiktok2bsky.py`) -### Twitter Account Configuration +#### 🍪 Gestió de les cookies de TikTok -Configure Twitter accounts in `twitter2bsky_daemon.py`. The script uses Playwright for browser automation to scrape tweets: +TikTok requereix cookies vàlides de sessió per poder accedir als perfils sense ser bloquejat. El fitxer `tiktok_cookies.json` conté aquestes cookies i **cal generar-lo manualment** seguint aquests passos: + +1. **Obre el navegador** (Chrome o Firefox) i accedeix a [https://www.tiktok.com](https://www.tiktok.com). +2. **Inicia sessió** amb el teu compte de TikTok (o simplement navega fins que TikTok carregui correctament sense modals de cookies). +3. **Obre les DevTools** (`F12`) → pestanya **Application** (Chrome) o **Storage** (Firefox). +4. A la secció **Cookies → https://www.tiktok.com**, exporta totes les cookies. +5. Desa-les en format JSON com a `tiktok_cookies.json` al directori arrel del projecte. + +Pots utilitzar extensions de navegador com [EditThisCookie](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/editthiscookie) o [Cookie-Editor](https://cookie-editor.cgagnier.ca/) per exportar les cookies directament en format JSON compatible. + +El fitxer ha de tenir aquest format: + +```json +[ + { + "name": "sessionid", + "value": "el_teu_valor", + "domain": ".tiktok.com", + "path": "/", + "httpOnly": true, + "secure": true + } +] +``` + +> ⚠️ **Les cookies de TikTok caduquen periòdicament.** Si el script deixa de funcionar o no troba vídeos, regenera el fitxer `tiktok_cookies.json` repetint el procés anterior. + +> 🔒 **No facis mai commit del fitxer `tiktok_cookies.json`** al repositori. Ja està cobert pel `.gitignore`. En entorns CI/CD, injecta'l com a secret o artifact protegit. + +#### ▶️ Execució de `tiktok2bsky.py` + +Un cop tens el fitxer de cookies, executa el script així: ```bash -# Run Twitter daemon -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py - -# Run with test mode (dry-run, no posting) -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --test - -# Specify custom state file -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --state-file custom_state.json +python tiktok2bsky.py \ + --tiktok-handle "EL_HANDLE_DE_TIKTOK" \ + --bsky-handle "EL_TEU_HANDLE.bsky.social" \ + --bsky-app-password "xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" \ + --bsky-base-url "https://bsky.social" \ + --bsky-langs "ca" \ + --cookies-path "tiktok_cookies.json" ``` -**Twitter Scraping Details**: -- Uses Playwright Chromium for headless browser automation -- Handles t.co URL redirects and link metadata -- Includes screenshot capture for error debugging -- Automatic retry with exponential backoff on failures +| Paràmetre | Descripció | +|---|---| +| `--tiktok-handle` | Handle del perfil públic de TikTok (sense `@`) | +| `--bsky-handle` | Handle de Bluesky (p. ex. `jo.bsky.social`) | +| `--bsky-app-password` | Contrasenya d'aplicació de Bluesky | +| `--bsky-base-url` | URL base del PDS (per defecte: `https://bsky.social`) | +| `--bsky-langs` | Codi d'idioma de les publicacions (p. ex. `ca`, `es`, `en`) | +| `--cookies-path` | Ruta al fitxer JSON de cookies de TikTok (per defecte: `tiktok_cookies.json`) | -### Workflow Pipelines +#### 📋 Comportament del script -The `workflows/` directory contains YAML pipeline configurations that define: -- Data source (RSS feed URL or Twitter handle) -- Posting schedule and frequency -- Content filtering rules -- Target Bluesky account +- Scrapes els **darrers 30 vídeos** del perfil públic indicat. +- Filtra vídeos de **més de 3 dies d'antiguitat** i de **més de 179 segons** de durada (límit de Bluesky). +- Desa l'estat dels vídeos ja publicats a `tiktok2bsky_state.json` per evitar duplicats. +- Els logs es guarden a `tiktok2bsky.log`. +- Gestiona automàticament els **modals de cookies i banners** de TikTok mitjançant Playwright. +- Aplica **stealth mode** (si `playwright-stealth` v1.x és instal·lat) per reduir la detecció de bots. +- Límit de mida de vídeo: **20 MB** per a `bsky.social`, **10 MB** per a PDS de tercers. -Example: `workflows/324.yml` defines the pipeline for the "324" RSS feed. +--- -Each workflow typically has a corresponding Jenkins configuration in `jenkins/` for CI/CD integration. +## 🤖 Automatització (CI/CD) -**Running Workflows**: -```bash -# Manual execution -./sync_runner.sh +Tots els scripts estan dissenyats per executar-se de forma programada sense intervenció manual. -# Run specific workflow -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url $(grep 'url:' workflows/324.yml | head -1 | cut -d' ' -f2) -``` +### GitHub Actions -### Media Handling +Els fitxers de workflow ja estan inclosos a la carpeta `.github/workflows/`. -The tool automatically optimizes media for Bluesky's constraints: +| Fitxer de workflow | Script | Programació | +|---|---|---| +| `.github/workflows/twitter2bsky.yml` | `twitter2bsky.py` | Cada 30 minuts | +| `.github/workflows/rss2bsky.yml` | `rss2bsky.py` | Cada 30 minuts | +| `.github/workflows/tiktok2bsky.yml` | `tiktok2bsky.py` | Cada 30 minuts | -| Constraint | Value | -|-----------|-------| -| Image size limit | 950 KB per image | -| Image max dimension | 2000px (width or height) | -| Max images per post | 4 | -| Video size limit | 45 MB | -| Video max duration | 3 minutes | -| Thumbnail size | 950 KB | -| Text length | 300 characters (grapheme clusters) | +Recorda afegir els secrets necessaris a **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**. -Images are automatically converted to JPEG with quality optimization (min 40-45 JPEG quality). +### Jenkins -## 💻 Usage +També es proporcionen `Jenkinsfiles` per a totes les pipelines. Tots utilitzen: -### RSS to Bluesky (`rss2bsky.py`) +- Trigger cron `H/30 * * * *` +- `disableConcurrentBuilds()` +- Credencials injectades mitjançant `withCredentials` -Post entries from RSS feeds to Bluesky: +--- -```bash -# Simple usage -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/feed.xml --bsky-handle @your_handle - -# Limit to recent posts -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/feed.xml --limit-age 7 - -# Dry run (preview without posting) -python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/feed.xml --dry-run -``` - -**Output**: The script logs all actions to `twitter2bsky.log` and maintains state in `twitter2bsky_state.json`. - -### Twitter to Bluesky (`twitter2bsky_daemon.py`) - -Run continuously to sync tweets from specified accounts: - -```bash -# Start daemon mode (continuous monitoring) -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py - -# Run once and exit -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --once - -# Test mode (no actual posts to Bluesky) -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --test - -# Custom configuration -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py --max-retries 5 --timeout 30 -``` - -**Features**: -- Automatically fetches new tweets from configured accounts -- Handles retweets, quotes, and threaded tweets -- Downloads and optimizes media attachments -- Resolves shortened t.co links to actual URLs -- Prevents duplicate posts with state tracking - -### Running with Sync Runner - -```bash -./sync_runner.sh -``` - -This script can orchestrate multiple sources and is suitable for integration with cron jobs or systemd timers. - -### Daemon Mode Setup (systemd) - -To run `twitter2bsky_daemon.py` continuously as a system service on Linux: - -1. Create service file `/etc/systemd/system/post2bsky.service`: - ```ini - [Unit] - Description=post2bsky Twitter to Bluesky Daemon - After=network.target - - [Service] - Type=simple - User=your_user - WorkingDirectory=/path/to/post2bsky - Environment="PATH=/path/to/post2bsky/venv/bin" - ExecStart=/path/to/post2bsky/venv/bin/python twitter2bsky_daemon.py - Restart=always - RestartSec=60 - - [Install] - WantedBy=multi-user.target - ``` - -2. Enable and start: - ```bash - sudo systemctl daemon-reload - sudo systemctl enable post2bsky - sudo systemctl start post2bsky - sudo systemctl status post2bsky - ``` - -3. View logs: - ```bash - tail -f twitter2bsky.log - ``` - -### Cron Job Integration - -Add to crontab with `crontab -e`: - -```bash -# Run RSS sync every 30 minutes -*/30 * * * * cd /path/to/post2bsky && source venv/bin/activate && python rss2bsky.py --feed-url https://example.com/rss - -# Run all workflows at 9 AM daily -0 9 * * * cd /path/to/post2bsky && ./sync_runner.sh -``` - -## 📦 Dependencies - -All Python dependencies are listed in `requeriments.txt`. Key packages: - -| Package | Purpose | -|---------|---------| -| `atproto` | Bluesky API client for posting | -| `fastfeedparser` | RSS/Atom feed parsing | -| `playwright` | Browser automation for Twitter scraping | -| `beautifulsoup4` | HTML parsing and content extraction | -| `pillow` | Image optimization and processing | -| `moviepy` | Video processing and duration detection | -| `grapheme` | Unicode grapheme cluster counting for Bluesky's text limits | -| `httpx` | HTTP client for URL resolution and media downloads | -| `python-dotenv` | Environment variable management | -| `arrow` | Date/time handling with timezone support | - -Install all dependencies with: -```bash -pip install -r requeriments.txt -``` - -## 📁 Project Structure +## 🗂️ Estructura del Projecte ``` post2bsky/ -├── rss2bsky.py # RSS feed → Bluesky posting script -├── twitter2bsky_daemon.py # Twitter → Bluesky daemon (main logic) -├── twitter_login.py # Twitter authentication helper -├── cookie_login.py # Alternative login method -├── sync_runner.sh # Orchestration script for multiple sources -├── twitter2bsky_state.json # State file tracking posted content (auto-generated) -├── twitter2bsky.log # Application logs (auto-generated) -├── requeriments.txt # Python dependencies -├── README.md # This file -├── LICENSE # GNU GPLv3 license -├── jenkins/ # Jenkins CI/CD configurations -│ └── [account_name]Tw/ # Config for each account -├── workflows/ # YAML pipeline definitions -│ ├── 324.yml # Example: RSS feed for "324" -│ ├── fcbarcelona.yml # Example: Twitter account for FC Barcelona -│ └── ... -└── venv/ # Python virtual environment (created during setup) +├── twitter2bsky.py # Script de mirroring Twitter → Bluesky +├── rss2bsky.py # Script de mirroring RSS → Bluesky +├── tiktok2bsky.py # Script de mirroring TikTok → Bluesky +├── twitter_login.py # Login headless de Twitter +├── tiktok_cookies.json # Cookies de sessió de TikTok (NO fer commit!) +├── tiktok2bsky_state.json # Estat dels vídeos publicats (generat automàticament) +├── requirements.txt +├── .env # Credencials locals (NO fer commit!) +├── .gitignore +├── .github/ +│ └── workflows/ +│ ├── twitter2bsky.yml +│ ├── rss2bsky.yml +│ └── tiktok2bsky.yml +└── Jenkinsfile ``` -## 🔧 Troubleshooting +--- -### Authentication Issues +## 👤 Autor +[Guillem Hernández Sola](https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillemhs/) -**Problem**: `Login failed: Invalid credentials` +## 📄 Llicència -**Solution**: -1. Verify credentials in `.env` are correct (no extra spaces) -2. Check if Bluesky account requires app password (Settings → App passwords) -3. If using 2FA, generate an app-specific password -4. For Twitter, ensure account isn't rate-limited or restricted +Aquest codi és alliberat al domini públic per [Guillem Hernández Sola](https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillemhs/) sota llicència Creative Commons Reconeixement-NoComercial 4.0 Internacional (CC BY-NC 4.0). -### Twitter Scraping Issues +El README ha estat redactat per a aquest repositori i segueix la mateixa llicència. -**Problem**: `Playwright browser failed` or screenshot errors +Per a més informació o contacte, consulta el perfil de l’autor al repositori. -**Solution**: -1. Ensure Chromium is properly installed: `playwright install chromium` -2. Check available disk space (Playwright requires ~500MB) -3. Run script with `--debug` flag for detailed output -4. Check browser error screenshots in `screenshot_*.png` files - -**Problem**: `No tweets found` or `Tweets already posted` - -**Solution**: -1. Verify Twitter account handle is correct in configuration -2. Check `twitter2bsky_state.json` for deduplication data -3. Delete state file to reset tracking (careful: may cause re-posting) -4. Review `twitter2bsky.log` for detailed debugging - -### Media Processing Issues - -**Problem**: `Image upload failed` or `Video too large` - -**Solution**: -1. Images are auto-optimized, but source should be <100MB -2. Videos must be <45MB and <3 minutes -3. Check available disk space for temporary files -4. Enable debug logging in the script for detailed info - -### Performance Issues - -**Problem**: Script runs slowly or times out - -**Solution**: -1. Check network connectivity -2. Reduce `SCRAPE_TWEET_LIMIT` in `twitter2bsky_daemon.py` (default: 30) -3. Increase timeout constants if on slow connection -4. Run with `--once` instead of daemon mode to diagnose -5. Check system resources (CPU, memory, disk I/O) - -### Log Analysis - -Check `twitter2bsky.log` for detailed debugging: - -```bash -# View recent errors -grep ERROR twitter2bsky.log | tail -20 - -# View all warnings -grep WARNING twitter2bsky.log | tail -20 - -# Watch logs in real-time -tail -f twitter2bsky.log - -# Count posts by status -grep -c "✅ Posted to Bluesky" twitter2bsky.log -``` - -## 🐛 Debugging - -Enable debug logging by modifying the logging level in the script: - -```python -# In twitter2bsky_daemon.py, change: -level=logging.INFO, -# To: -level=logging.DEBUG, -``` - -Run with verbose output: -```bash -python twitter2bsky_daemon.py 2>&1 | tee debug.log -``` - -Error screenshots are automatically saved as `screenshot_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.png` for investigation. - -## 📄 License - -This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details. - -**Summary**: You are free to use, modify, and distribute this software, but any modifications must also be open-source under GPLv3. - -## 🤝 Contributing - -Contributions are welcome! To contribute: - -1. Fork the repository -2. Create a feature branch (`git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature`) -3. Make your changes with clear commit messages -4. Push to your fork (`git push origin feature/amazing-feature`) -5. Open a Pull Request with a description of your changes - -**Before submitting**: -- Test your changes thoroughly -- Ensure code follows existing style conventions -- Add comments for complex logic -- Update README if adding new features - -## ❓ FAQ - -**Q: Can I use this on Windows?** -A: Yes, but ensure you have Python 3.9+ and Chromium/Playwright support. Use `venv\Scripts\activate` instead of `source venv/bin/activate`. - -**Q: How do I avoid posting duplicates?** -A: The state file (`twitter2bsky_state.json`) tracks all posted content. It's automatically maintained; just don't delete it between runs. - -**Q: Can I post to multiple Bluesky accounts?** -A: Currently, the tool posts to one account per instance. Run multiple instances with different `.env` configurations to handle multiple accounts. - -**Q: What happens if posting fails?** -A: The script has automatic retry logic with exponential backoff. Failed posts are logged but the state file is NOT updated, so retries on next run. - -**Q: Is my content optimized for Bluesky?** -A: Yes. The tool automatically: - - Truncates text to 300 characters (grapheme-aware) - - Optimizes images to Bluesky specs - - Handles video conversion and compression - - Resolves shortened URLs - -**Q: How do I run this on a server?** -A: Use the systemd service example in the [Usage](#-usage) section, or set up a cron job. - -**Q: Can I schedule posts?** -A: Not directly through this tool. Instead, use cron/scheduler to run the script at desired times. - -## 🎯 Use Cases - -- **Content Creators**: Automatically repost your RSS feeds to Bluesky for wider reach -- **News Aggregation**: Create Bluesky bots that share news from multiple RSS sources -- **Account Management**: Keep social media accounts synchronized across platforms -- **Content Distribution**: Distribute content from Twitter to Bluesky without manual copying - -## 🔐 Security Notes - -- **Never commit `.env`**: Credentials are automatically gitignored -- **Secure your state file**: `twitter2bsky_state.json` may contain URLs; protect it like credentials -- **Use app passwords**: For Bluesky, use app-specific passwords instead of main account password -- **Monitor logs**: Regularly review `twitter2bsky.log` for unauthorized access attempts - -## 📞 Support - -- **Issues**: Open an issue on GitHub with detailed reproduction steps -- **Documentation**: Check this README and inline code comments -- **Logs**: Attach relevant log excerpts when reporting issues -- **Testing**: Test with `--test` flag before running in production - -## 📝 Changelog - -See Git commit history for detailed changes. Notable versions: - -- **v2.0**: Added Twitter scraping with media support, daemon mode -- **v1.5**: Improved RSS parsing and media handling -- **v1.0**: Initial release with basic RSS→Bluesky posting - -## Disclaimer - -This tool is for personal use and automation. Ensure compliance with the terms of service of Bluesky, Twitter, and any RSS sources you use. Respect rate limits and avoid spamming. +Si necessiteu més informació, podeu contactar amb [Guillem Hernández Sola](https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillemhs/). +## Contacte +Per dubtes o col·laboració: obre una issue al repositori o contacta amb en [Guillem Hernández Sola](https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillemhs/) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/jenkins/3CatCampusTikTok b/jenkins/3CatCampusTikTok index f19c435..12dea73 100644 --- a/jenkins/3CatCampusTikTok +++ b/jenkins/3CatCampusTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/3CatCulturaTikTok b/jenkins/3CatCulturaTikTok index 28ddfc2..3148f5b 100644 --- a/jenkins/3CatCulturaTikTok +++ b/jenkins/3CatCulturaTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/3CatEuforiaTikTok b/jenkins/3CatEuforiaTikTok index e7188b9..dba8792 100644 --- a/jenkins/3CatEuforiaTikTok +++ b/jenkins/3CatEuforiaTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/3CatPoloniaTikTok b/jenkins/3CatPoloniaTikTok index f5ff878..117dc32 100644 --- a/jenkins/3CatPoloniaTikTok +++ b/jenkins/3CatPoloniaTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/3CatTikTok b/jenkins/3CatTikTok index 7ab1e97..7be74f7 100644 --- a/jenkins/3CatTikTok +++ b/jenkins/3CatTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/ApmTikTok b/jenkins/ApmTikTok index 7b18b5b..22f6fb7 100644 --- a/jenkins/ApmTikTok +++ b/jenkins/ApmTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_3CAT_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_3CAT_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/beteveTikTok b/jenkins/beteveTikTok index 8c54bf0..8d4d511 100644 --- a/jenkins/beteveTikTok +++ b/jenkins/beteveTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_BETEVE_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_BETEVE_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/btvEsportsTikTok b/jenkins/btvEsportsTikTok index 099ccb9..0477d0f 100644 --- a/jenkins/btvEsportsTikTok +++ b/jenkins/btvEsportsTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_BETEVE_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_BETEVE_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/btvNoticiesTikTok b/jenkins/btvNoticiesTikTok index 594f2d1..8bcd02c 100644 --- a/jenkins/btvNoticiesTikTok +++ b/jenkins/btvNoticiesTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_BETEVE_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_BETEVE_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/fcBarcelonaFemeniTikTok b/jenkins/fcBarcelonaFemeniTikTok index 8ef0ce1..8f7b1fd 100644 --- a/jenkins/fcBarcelonaFemeniTikTok +++ b/jenkins/fcBarcelonaFemeniTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_MQUB_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_MQUB_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/fcBarcelonaTikTok b/jenkins/fcBarcelonaTikTok index 51ba57b..b75a67a 100644 --- a/jenkins/fcBarcelonaTikTok +++ b/jenkins/fcBarcelonaTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_MQUB_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_MQUB_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/laxarxamesTikTok b/jenkins/laxarxamesTikTok index 553253d..83ee746 100644 --- a/jenkins/laxarxamesTikTok +++ b/jenkins/laxarxamesTikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_LAXARXAMES_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_LAXARXAMES_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' } diff --git a/jenkins/rac1TikTok b/jenkins/rac1TikTok index f0558a9..0131aa0 100644 --- a/jenkins/rac1TikTok +++ b/jenkins/rac1TikTok @@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ except ImportError: --bsky-handle "$BSKY_RAC1_HANDLE" \ --bsky-app-password "$BSKY_RAC1_APP_PASSWORD" \ --bsky-base-url https://eurosky.social \ - --bsky-langs es \ + --bsky-langs ca \ --cookies-path tiktok_cookies.json ''' }