- Date:
- 2014-04-21 09:51
- category:
*nix
Advanced search and discovery tool
This tool was built to allow you to query the worlds largest database. The query strings will be rendered in your local web browser as standard HTML content. If this tool is running on a headless system the tool willl provide you a link to the content that you are looking for.
Why
Sometimes you just need information and sometimes you want this information at your fingertips without the bottleneck of a mouse.
If these things have ever been true for you this tool is for you.
Example Usage
asd linux --query how does it work
Follow this project at “https://github.com/cloudnull/AdvancedSearchDiscovery”
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Release files for AdvancedSearchDiscovery 0.0.3
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