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add cardyb service for oembed migration to avoid 403 errors#71
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Does using that service count towards the overall API ratio? |
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Depends what you mean by that, it does have a ratelimit which is accounted for, but it’s not using your bsky creds, so it’s not counted towards that ratelimit. |
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BlueSky uses a service called cardyb to embed images from the frontend. This aims to replicate oembeds for those sites which would throw a 403 forbidden for regular oembed generation.
FYI: This pr only handles images as I haven't had to work with videos or other types of embed.