google-custom-search

Install

pip install google-custom-search

or if you want use async/await, please install.

pip install google-custom-search[async]

Sample code

import google_custom_search

google = google_custom_search.CustomSearch(apikey="your api_key", engine_id="your engine_id")
# if image is True, it's can search, but you need to setting at google console search

results = google.search("Hello")

for result in results:
    # get a title.
    print(result.title)
  
    # get a link.
    print(result.url)
  
    # get a displayLink.
    print(result.display_url)

    # get a htmlTitle.
    print(result.html_title)
  
    # get a snippet.
    print(result.snippet)

Sample code async version

import asyncio
import google_custom_search

google = google_custom_search.CustomSearch(token="your api_key", engine_id="your engine_id", image=True)
# if image is True, it's can search, but you need to setting at google console search

async def main():
    results = await google.search_async("word!")
    for result in results:
        # get a title.
        print(result.title)
  
        # get a link.
        print(result.url)
  
        # get a displayLink.
        print(result.display_url)

        # get a htmlTitle.
        print(result.html_title)
  
        # get a snippet.
        print(result.snippet)
    
asyncio.run(main())

import asyncio
import google_custom_search

google = google_custom_search.CustomSearch(token="your api_key", engine_id="your engine_id", image=True)
# if image is True, it's can search, but you need to setting at google console search

async def main():
    async for item in google.search_async_iterator("word!"):
        # get a title.
        print(item.title)
  
        # get a link.
        print(item.url)
  
        # get a displayLink.
        print(item.display_url)

        # get a htmlTitle.
        print(item.html_title)
  
        # get a snippet.
        print(item.snippet)
    
asyncio.run(main())

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