nagooglesearch 6.9

Not another Google searching tool.

Not Another Google Search

Not another Google searching library. Just kidding, it is.

Tested on Kali Linux v2023.4 (64-bit).

Made for educational purposes. I hope it will help!

How to Install

pip3 install nagooglesearch

pip3 install --upgrade nagooglesearch

How to Build and Install Manually

Run the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/ivan-sincek/nagooglesearch && cd nagooglesearch

python3 -m pip install --upgrade build

python3 -m build

python3 -m pip install dist/nagooglesearch-6.9-py3-none-any.whl

Usage

Default values:

nagooglesearch.SearchClient(
	tld = "com",
	parameters = {},
	homepage_parameters = {
		"btnK": "Google+Search",
		"source": "hp"
	},
	max_results = 100,
	user_agent = "",
	proxy = "",
	min_sleep = 8,
	max_sleep = 18,
	verbose = False
)

Only domains without google keyword are accepted as valid results. Final output is a unique and sorted list of URLs.

---

from nagooglesearch import nagooglesearch

# non-string, empty, and duplicate query string parameters will be ignored
# case-sensitive
# search the internet for more query string parameters
parameters = {
	"q": "site:*.example.com intext:password", # search query, required
	"tbs": "li:1", # specify 'li:1' for verbatim search, i.e. do not search alternate spellings, etc.
	"hl": "en",
	"lr": "lang_en",
	"cr": "countryUS",
	"filter": "0", # specify '0' to display hidden results
	"safe": "images", # specify 'images' to turn off safe search, or specify 'active' to turn on safe search
	"num": "80" # number of results per page
}

# this query string parameters will be set only if 'start' query string parameter is not set or is zero
# mimic homepage search as the first request
homepage_parameters = {
	"btnK": "Google+Search",
	"source": "hp"
}

client = nagooglesearch.SearchClient(
	tld = "com", # top level domain, e.g. www.google.com or www.google.hr
	parameters = parameters,
	homepage_parameters = homepage_parameters,
	max_results = 200, # maximum unique urls to return
	user_agent = "curl/3.30.1", # assign random if not set or is empty
	proxy = "socks5://127.0.0.1:9050", # ignore if URL scheme is not 'http[s], 'socks4[h]', or 'socks5[h]'
	min_sleep = 15, # minimum sleep between page requests
	max_sleep = 30, # maximum sleep between page requests
	verbose = False # debug output
)

urls = client.search()

rate_limit = client.get_rate_limit()
if rate_limit in urls:
	urls.pop(urls.index(rate_limit))
	print("[ HTTP 429 Too Many Requests ]")
	# do something

exception = client.get_exception()
if exception in urls:
	urls.pop(urls.index(exception))
	print("[ Requests Exception ]")
	# do something

for url in urls:
	print(url)
	# do something

If max_results is set to e.g. 200 and num is set to e.g. 80, then, maximum unique urls to return could actually reach 240.

Check the user agents list here. For more user agents, check scrapeops.io.

Proxy URL scheme must be either http[s], socks4[h], or socks5[h]; otherwise, proxy will be ignored.

---

Shortest possible:

from nagooglesearch import nagooglesearch

urls = nagooglesearch.SearchClient(parameters = {"q": "site:*.example.com intext:password"}).search()

# do something

---

Time sensitive search (e.g. do not show results older than 6 months):

from nagooglesearch import nagooglesearch
import dateutil.relativedelta as relativedelta

def get_tbs(months):
	today = datetime.datetime.today()
	return nagooglesearch.get_tbs(today, today - relativedelta.relativedelta(months = months))

parameters = {
	"tbs": get_tbs(6)
}

# do something

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Get a random user agent:

from nagooglesearch import nagooglesearch

user_agent = nagooglesearch.get_random_user_agent()
print(user_agent)

# do something

Get the user agents list:

from nagooglesearch import nagooglesearch

user_agents = nagooglesearch.get_all_user_agents()
print(user_agents)

# do something