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A simple library to convert Google search results to JSON output, with an interactive display option coming in the near future.

Install

$ npm install --save -g google-it

Example Usage

$ google-it "Latvian unicorn"

GIF of google-it

Prevent display in the terminal, and save results to a JSON file:

$ google-it "PWAs with react-router and redux" -o results.json -n

GIF of google-it w/o display, results saved to file

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Command Line Arguments

  • query - the query that should be sent to the Google search
  • output - name of the JSON file to save results to
  • no-display - prevent results from appearing in the terminal output. Should only be used with --output (-o) command when saving results to a file
  • save - name of the html file if you want to save the actual response from the html request (useful for debugging purposes)
  • limit - number of search results to be returned
  • verbose - console.log useful statements to show what's currently taking place
  • interactive - once results are returned, show them in an interactive prompt where user can scroll through them
  • bold-matching-text - only takes effect when interactive (-i) flag is set as well, will bold test in results that matched the query
  • stackoverflow-github-only - option to limit results to only these two sites

Programmatic Use in NodeJS environment

  • something like:
const  googleIt = require('google-it')

googleIt({'query': 'covfefe irony'}).then(results => {
  // access to results object here
}).catch(e => {
  // any possible errors that might have occurred (like no Internet connection)
})

// with request options
const options = {
  'proxy': 'http://localhost:8118'
};
googleIt({options, 'query': 'covfefe irony'}).then(results => {
  // access to results object here
}).catch(e => {
  // any possible errors that might have occurred (like no Internet connection)
})

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Last updated on 13 Jan 2018

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