A simple Python module that searches on DuckDuckGo.
Installation:
Duckpy can be installed using pip from PyPI or from GitHub
via PyPI using pip:
pip install -U duckpy
via GitHub using pip+git:
pip install -U git+https://github.com/AmanoTeam/duckpy
Usage:
To use duckpy is easy, but let's see some examples:
First example:
import duckpy
search = duckpy.search("test")
# Prints first result title
print(search["results"][0]["title"])
# Prints first result URL
print(search["results"][0]["url"])
# Prints first result description
print(search["results"][0]["description"])
The result will be like this:
Find online tests, practice test, and test creation software ...
https://www.test.com/
Online tests and testing for certification, practice tests, test making tools, medical testing and more.
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