searchenginepy
search engine for python (Query and scrape search engines)
How to use?
Installation
pip install searchenginepy
Importing
import SearchEngine from searchenginepy
engine=SearchEngine()
Usage
list=engine.search("search query")
Example
list=engine.google("search query")
using google to search a query
Using a specific search engine
from searchenginepy.Google import Google
list=Google().search("search query")
Bing
from searchenginepy.Bing import Bing
list=Bing().search("search query")
Brave
from searchenginepy.Brave import Brave
list=Brave().search("search query")
DuckDuckGo
from searchenginepy.DuckDuckGo import DuckDuckGo
list=DuckDuckGo().search("search query")
Supported search engines
- Bing
- DuckDuckGo
- Brave
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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