Google / Bing / Baidu Search Results in Python
This Python package is meant to scrape and parse Google, Bing, Baidu results using SerpAPI. The following services are provided:
SerpApi provides a script builder to get you started quickly.
Feel free to fork this repository to add more backends.
Installation
Compatible with Python 2.7 or 3.7.
pip install google-search-resultsQuick start
from lib.google_search_results import GoogleSearchResults
client = GoogleSearchResults({"q": "coffee", "location": "Austin,Texas", "api_key": "secretKey"})
result = client.get_dict()This example runs a search about “coffee” using your secret api key.
The Serp API service (backend)
searches on Google using the client: q = “coffee”
parses the messy HTML responses
return a standardizes JSON response
The GoogleSearchResults class
Format the request
Execute GET http request against Serp API service
Parse JSON response into a dictionary
Et voila..
Alternatively, you can search:
Bing using BingSearchResults class
Baidu using BaiduSearchResults class
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