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app.kimbia.share

One social share of a Kimbia activity or adventure (e.g. a post to Bluesky). A share is public by nature - it links the external post back to the underlying activity record.

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Properties

activityRef

string

AT-URI of the published activity (or adventure) record this share is about. Absent until the underlying record is itself published.

  • maxLength: 2048

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

When the share was created.

externalUri

requiredstring

AT-URI of the published external post (e.g. the Bluesky post).

  • maxLength: 2048

image

requiredblob

The baked share card image.

  • maxSize: 2000000
  • accept: image/png, image/jpeg

layout

requiredstring

The visual layout used to render the share card.

  • maxLength: 128
  • knownValues: laUne | feuillet

platform

requiredstring

Where this share was posted.

  • maxLength: 128
  • knownValues: bsky

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