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## quick stats
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|version|0.0.0-alpha.1.0|
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## installation
Using pip: `$ pip install stackq`
From Github:
## basic usage
```bash
$ stackq
Question with a question mark (?) at end
> Unicode Support
> How do I support Unicode String in Python 2 and 3?
Checking network connectivity... ok
Searching for Answers... ok
Retrieving Answers... ok
Processing Answers... ok
Some results will be shown here with some
1 // code that looks nice
2 string = "sample string"
3 string.encode("utf8")
```
### Help
```bash
$ stackq -h
Get Answers from StackOverflow from terminal
-h, --help
-s, --save
-sd, --save-display
-c, --clear-cache
-dc, --disable-color
-ds, --disable-ssl
-l, --links
```
### Environment Variables
STACKQ_DISABLE_CACHE
STACKQ_DISABLE_COLORS
STACKQ_DISABLE_SSL
STACKQ_LANG_PREFIX
## contribution
## license
## heads up!
Since you are fascinated with terminals, why not try
[remindme][remindme].
[remindme]:https://github.com/GochoMugo/remindme
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