Import Instagram archive to a Bluesky account
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2. Install Node.js: `npm i -g ts-node`
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3. In the project folder run: `npm i`
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3. Create an .env file in the project folder by setting the following variables:
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- `BLUESKY_USERNAME` = username into which you want to import the tweets (e.g. "test.bsky.social")
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- `BLUESKY_USERNAME` = username into which you want to import the posts (e.g. "test.bsky.social")
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- `BLUESKY_PASSWORD` = account password created via App Password (eg. "pwd123")
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- `ARCHIVE_FOLDER` = full path to the folder containing the Instagram archive (e.g. "C:/Temp/instagram-archive")
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**I highly recommend trying to simulate the import first and import a small range of tweets, using the additional parameters documented below.**
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**I highly recommend trying to simulate the import first and import a small range of posts, using the additional parameters documented below.**
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## Running the script
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Additionally you can set these environment variables to customize behavior:
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- `SIMULATE` = if set to "1" simulates the import by counting the tweets and indicating the estimated import time.
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- `MIN_DATE` = indicates the minimum date of tweets to import, ISO format (e.g. '2011-01-01' or '2011-02-09T10:30:49.000Z').
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- `MAX_DATE` = indicates the maximum date of tweets to import, ISO format (e.g. '2012-01-01' or '2014-04-09T12:36:49.328Z').
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- `SIMULATE` = if set to "1" simulates the import by counting the posts and indicating the estimated import time.
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- `MIN_DATE` = indicates the minimum date of posts to import, ISO format (e.g. '2011-01-01' or '2011-02-09T10:30:49.000Z').
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- `MAX_DATE` = indicates the maximum date of posts to import, ISO format (e.g. '2012-01-01' or '2014-04-09T12:36:49.328Z').
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## License
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