GoNews CLI
A simple to use CLI for viewing Google News top stories and searching for specific stories
Install
pip3 install gonews
Examples
Print top stories from google news
$ gonews top-stories
Print top stories by location from google news
$ gonews top-stories-by-location --city austin --state texas
Print top stories based on search criteria
$ gonews search-stories --query <search term>
$ gonews search-stories --query Technology --has-word Apple --exclude-word Airpods --exclude-word ipod --timeframe 7d
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