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@numeno/bsky-follows

v0.0.6

Published

Bluesky follow and follower tools (by numeno.ai)

Downloads

41

Readme

Bluesky Follow Tools by numeno.ai

This package includes a CLI that can be used to export your Bluesky followers to a JSON or CSV file.

We strongly suggest using a Bluesky app password with this utility!

You will need to install node to run this tool. Here are the instructions.

Now you can export your followers to CSV:

npx @numeno/bsky-follows followers --user=<username> --password=<password> --output=followers.csv --format=csv

For more options check out npx @numeno/bsky-follows --help.

Brought to you by the nice folks at numeno.ai.

Creating a Bluesky app password

An App Password is a password you can create in Bluesky and which allows an external app to sign into your account. The advantage of using an app password instead of a regular password is that you can delete the app password later, ensuring the app no longer has access to your account.

To create a Bluesky password go to your Settings page. Then select Privacy and Security > App passwords > Add app password. Select a nice name for your password (eg. bsky-follows), click Next and then make sure you copy the code abcd-abcd-abcd-abcd somewhere safe.

You can now use your user name and this code to use bsky-follows.