Bluesky Notifier

Provides Bluesky integration for Symfony Notifier.

DSN example

BLUESKY_DSN=bluesky://nyholm.bsky.social:p4ssw0rd@bsky.social

Adding Options to a Message

Use a BlueskyOptions object to add options to the message:

use Symfony\Component\Notifier\Bridge\Bluesky\BlueskyOptions;
use Symfony\Component\Notifier\Message\ChatMessage;

$message = new ChatMessage('My message');

// Add website preview card to the message
$options = (new BlueskyOptions())
    ->attachCard('https://example.com', new File('image.jpg'))
    // You can also add media to the message
    //->attachMedia(new File($command->fileName), 'description')
    ;

// Add the custom options to the Bluesky message and send the message
$message->options($options);

$chatter->send($message);

Automatic Rich Text Detection

Bluesky posts have no markup: rich text is declared through "facets", byte ranges of the text that clients render as links. The transport detects them automatically in the message, no option is needed:

• mentions, e.g. @nyholm.bsky.social (the handle must resolve on the configured endpoint);
• URLs, e.g. https://symfony.com;
• hashtags, e.g. #symfony (also with the fullwidth ＃ marker), which makes them clickable and attaches the post to the tag feed.

A hashtag needs at least one character that is neither a digit nor punctuation (so #123 is left as plain text), trailing punctuation is not part of the tag, and a # inside a URL is part of the link, not a tag. Following the lexicon limits, a tag longer than 64 graphemes or 640 bytes is left as plain text instead of making the whole post fail.

Hashtag facets require version 8.2 or higher of the bridge.

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