This project is an Azure Function, written in PowerShell, that calls the bluesky api for a username and then stores the information in a SQL Database.
If you want to replicate this project you need some infra
- An Azure Function app - PowerShell - I'd set this up to use a managed identity
- An Azure SQL Database - and then add an app setting for
SqlConnectionString
with the details- the Function Managed Identity needs write access to the database
- the database should contain a table like so:
CREATE TABLE dbo.bskyStats ( collectionId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY, collectionDate DATETIME DEFAULT GETDATE(), handle VARCHAR(50), displayName VARCHAR(50), avatar VARCHAR(255), createdAt DATETIME, description VARCHAR(255), indexedAt DATETIME, banner VARCHAR(255), followersCount INT, followsCount INT, postsCount INT )
- Change the username in the API call within
run.ps
for the one you want to monitor- I will update this to be more dynamic at some point, and provide the option of passing in more than one.