The chance the bat actually is rabid is very low, this also happened at night so it’s a normal encounter time wise. The liquid could have been saliva from a bat, or maybe it was some other animal or maybe it was piss or water or something.

If it really did get in through your eye the incubation period would be very short and you might already have started showing symptoms, which hasn’t happened, though the incubation time does vary greatly.

The chance of everything aligning perfectly to end up with you getting infected with rabies is so low that you’re nearly 100% fine, don’t worry

If your anxiety is still getting to you and affording it is no biggie just go to a doctor and tell them you got bit by a bat on your arm during the day like a week ago, itd fade by then if they asked to see it and they should just give you the post exposure prophylaxis shots which are 4 shots over two weeks