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image-search-engine
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This module allows you to easily find the URL of images of any query as well as filtering between size, colors and types of images (You do not need a google API-key)
To do the installation correctly you need to have node installed
npm:
npm i discord-image-finder
const image_finder = require("image-search-engine")
async function printUrl(query){
console.log(await image_finder.find(query))
}
//This will return an image url
console.log(await image_finder.find("Pink Elephant", {size: "large", color: "pink"}))
//This will return an image of a pink elephant
Query: Query to search default: none Size (optional): Image size default: all Color (optional): Color of the images default: all Type (optional): Type of the images default: all
Large | Medium | Small
b&w: Black & White | transparent | red | orange | yellow | green | teal | blue | purple | pink | white | gray | black | brown
cp: Clip Art ld: Line Art
gf: Gif (It will get the first frame of the gif)
FAQs
Lets you get the url of a image of any querry
The npm package image-search-engine receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, image-search-engine popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that image-search-engine demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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