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django-bosssearch
Search the web or a specific domain in your Django project using the Yahoo BOSS API.
Installation
First, add djangobosssearch to INSTALLED_APPS
Using the BOSS API requires a key and a secret. Get them from http://developer.yahoo.com/search/boss/ and add them to your projects settings:
BOSS_API_KEY = '' BOSS_API_SECRET = ''
Then include the views in your projects urlconf:
urlpatterns = patterns('',
url(r'^search/$', include('djangobosssearch.bosssearch_urls')),
)
If you want the search to be limited to a certain domain add the following to the settings:
BOSS_SITE_SEARCH_DOMAIN = 'example.com'
Templates
The templates provided are just an example. Pagination on the results page (bosssearch/results.html) is done using django-pagination.
Configuration
Besides the previously mentioned configuration keys, the following options are also useful if you use the provided urlpatterns and view.
BOSS_SEARCH_MARKET The region (country) to search in (default: ‘en-us’).
BOSS_RESULTS_PER_PAGE The number of results per page (default: 50).
Changes
1.1 (2012-07-02)
Fixed UnicodeEncodeError caused by oauth request to_url
1.0 (2012-05-11)
Initial release
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