Googer
A multi-engine search library for Python supporting 7 search engines.
DuckDuckGo · Brave · Google · Ecosia · Yahoo · AOL · Naver — unified search through a single API.
Installation
pip install googer
Quick Start
from googer import Googer
# Search (default: auto mode — automatic engine selection with fallback)
results = Googer().search("python programming")
for r in results:
print(r.title, r.href)
Engine Selection
from googer import Googer
# Use a specific engine
g = Googer(engine="brave")
results = g.search("rust language")
# Multi-engine — query multiple engines concurrently and merge results
g = Googer(engine="multi")
results = g.search("machine learning")
# Override engine per method call
g = Googer(engine="duckduckgo")
results = g.search("AI news", engine="naver") # uses Naver for this call only
Supported Engines
| Engine | Text | Images | News | Videos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
duckduckgo |
✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
brave |
✅ | ✅ | ✅ | |
google |
✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
ecosia |
✅ | |||
yahoo |
✅ | |||
aol |
✅ | |||
naver |
✅ |
Engine Modes
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
auto |
Default. Tries engines in fallback order, uses the first that succeeds |
multi |
Queries multiple engines concurrently, merges and deduplicates results |
duckduckgo, brave, ... |
Uses only the specified engine |
Search Types
from googer import Googer
g = Googer()
# Text search
results = g.search("python", region="ko-kr", max_results=20)
# Image search
images = g.images("cute cats", size="large", color="color")
for img in images:
print(img.title, img.image)
# News search (last 24 hours)
news = g.news("AI", timelimit="d")
for n in news:
print(n.title, n.source, n.date)
# Video search (short videos only)
videos = g.videos("python tutorial", duration="short")
# Autocomplete suggestions
suggestions = g.suggest("python")
# Instant answer
answer = g.answers("python release date")
Advanced Queries
from googer import Googer, Query
q = (
Query("machine learning")
.exact("neural network")
.site("arxiv.org")
.filetype("pdf")
.exclude("tutorial")
)
results = Googer().search(q, max_results=20)
Proxy & Context Manager
from googer import Googer
# With proxy (also supports GOOGER_PROXY env var)
with Googer(proxy="socks5://127.0.0.1:9150") as g:
results = g.search("privacy tools")
# Tor Browser shorthand
with Googer(proxy="tb") as g:
results = g.search("onion sites")
All Options
g = Googer(
engine="auto", # auto | multi | duckduckgo | brave | google | ecosia | yahoo | aol | naver
proxy=None, # Proxy URL (http/https/socks5)
timeout=10, # Request timeout in seconds
max_retries=3, # Number of retries
cache_ttl=300, # Cache TTL in seconds (0 to disable)
backend="http", # http | browser
headless=True, # Headless mode when using browser backend
verify=True, # SSL certificate verification
)
CLI
# Text search
googer search -q "python programming" -m 5
# Specify engine
googer search -q "news" --engine naver
# Multi-engine search
googer search -q "AI" --engine multi
# News (past week)
googer news -q "AI" -t w
# Images
googer images -q "landscape" --size large
# Videos
googer videos -q "cooking" --duration short
# Suggestions
googer suggest -q "python"
# Save results
googer search -q "python" -o results.json
googer search -q "python" -o results.csv
# With proxy
googer search -q "python" --proxy socks5://127.0.0.1:9150
# Version
googer version
CLI Options
| Option | Short | Description |
|---|---|---|
--query |
-q |
Search query (required) |
--engine |
Engine selection (default: auto) |
|
--region |
-r |
Region code (default: us-en) |
--safesearch |
-s |
on / moderate / off |
--timelimit |
-t |
h (hour) d (day) w (week) m (month) y (year) |
--max-results |
-m |
Maximum number of results (default: 10) |
--backend |
http / browser |
|
--proxy |
Proxy URL | |
--timeout |
Timeout in seconds (default: 10) |
|
--output |
-o |
Save to .json or .csv file |
--no-color |
Disable colored output |
Environment Variables
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
GOOGER_PROXY |
Default proxy URL |
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- primp — HTTP client with TLS fingerprint impersonation
- lxml — HTML parsing
- click — CLI framework
License
Apache License 2.0 — LICENSE.md
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