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I'm sorry to ask, but could you please enable com.atproto.sync.subscribeRepos, which is like Streaming API for Twitter and Misskey? https://atproto.com/lexicons/com-atproto-sync#comatprotosyncsubscriberepos

http://whenitrains.glitch.me uses this to retrieve all posts for bsky.social and the (javascript) source code is below. http://whenitrains.glitch.me/script.mjs
There is also a Python version, but it doesn't seem to actually work: https://acidafghan.glitch.me/script.txt

Edit:
I run http://whenitrains.glitch.me/script.mjs by Deno and send post to my Java program by
Socket.IO and once this is solved.

お願いになってしまい申し訳ないのですが、TwitterやMisskeyのStreaming APIにあたるcom.atproto.sync.subscribeReposを使えるようにしていただけないでしょうか。
https://atproto.com/lexicons/com-atproto-sync#comatprotosyncsubscriberepos

http://whenitrains.glitch.me というサイトではこれを利用してbsky.socialのすべてのポストを取得しており、(javascriptの)ソースコードは以下です。
http://whenitrains.glitch.me/script.mjs
Python版もありますが実際には動かないようです。
https://acidafghan.glitch.me/script.txt

追記：
http://whenitrains.glitch.me/script.mjs をDenoで動かしSocket.IOでJavaにポストを送ることで一旦解決しました。

Sorry if this is on my end, but I can't get posting with a link to work properly.

Reproduce:

FacetUtil.extractFacets(text).getRichTextFacets(new HashMap<>());
With for example text = "something something https://www.avalidlink.com/something/123456"
Posting using the FeedPostRequest.builder() with facets(text) and facets(list).
Results in a post with only start of URL being a link.

For example above the missing character count appear to match https:// (8 chars) which leads me to believe its the linkFacet method that is the issue. However I have one more example:
"Bluesky - 𝕏 alternative - is now available as an invite-only beta" + newline + a link to a forum thread
The Bluesky post is missing 8+2 characters of the link.

bsky4j uses socialhub's httpclient which has a default behavior of logging at a debug level, including the details of all http requests. This causes bsk4j to log bluesky app passwords, which is not a good security practice.

A workaround in my projects is to change the logging level of the offending class before I do any http calls.

import net.socialhub.http.HttpClientImpl;
import net.socialhub.logger.Logger;
...
        Logger.getLogger(HttpClientImpl.class).setLogLevel(Logger.LogLevel.ERROR);

I don't see any configuration file access in socialhub's Logger code, so I don't know if there is a more elegant solution. But at the very least, bsky4j could change the socialhub logging level at some early point in its initialization before any http requests. Even just changing the level to INFO should reduce the security risk.

Thank you for the work on the library, it's exactly what I'm looking for!

I'm just wondering if it's possible to attach an image to a FeedPostRequest object, when posting a request?

Have a very strange issue, hoping you can help.
I've built a bot to run on BlueSky using bsky4j, and testing on my laptop running JDK8 on Ubuntu creates the update, including emojis correctly, but running it on a Raspberry Pi using OpenJDK 8 creates the update, but with question marks - ? - replacing the emoji
The bot also posts updates to Mastodon, and there the emoji are rendered correctly.
Have you any thoughts on what might be causing this?

createdAt time on Bluesky must be based on UTF+0. Also, older versions of Java may get the wrong time. In Java 17, this can be solved by setting .createdAt(Instant.now().toString()).

Blueskyではデフォルト投稿時刻はUTF+0基準にしないといけないそうです。また、Javaの古いバージョンでは誤った時刻を取得してしまうそうです。
Java 17では.createdAt(Instant.now().toString())と設定することで解決できます。