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bingsearchpy

bing search engine for python.

installation

pip install bingsearchpy

how to use

  • get random data
from bingsearchpy import engine

for i in engine.search('the most beautiful place in the world'):
    print(i['title'], i['link'])
data description
title title of websites
link website's link
  • get image
from bingsearchpy import engine

for i in engine.search_image('bali'):
    print(i['title'], i['link'])
data description
title image's name
link image's source
  • get video
from bingsearchpy import engine

for i in engine.search_video('bandung'):
    print(i['title'], i['snippet_video'], i['detail_video'])
data description
title video's name
snippet_video short video
detail_video the place of origin of the video

that's it all 😎

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