findium

A simple library for converting google search results to JSON output.

Install

npm install -g findium

CLI usage

Basic usage:

findium --query="simple search"

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

findium --query="simple search" -o results.json -n

Find and open the first 5 results in a browser:

findium --query="simple search" -O 5

Find and show only URLs:

findium --query="simple search" --only-urls

CLI options

• --query: the query that should be sent to the Google search
• --include-sites: option to limit results to comma-separated list of sites
• --exclude-sites: option to exclude results that appear in comma-separated list of sites
• --limit: number of search results to be returned
• --only-urls: only display the URLs, instead of the titles and snippets
• --output: name of the JSON file to save results to
• --htmlFileOutputPath: name of the HTML file to save results to
• --no-display: prevent results from terminal output. Should only be used when saving results to a file
• --open: opens the first X number of results in the browser after finishing query

Use as a library

npm install --save findium

const findium = require('findium')

findium({query: 'simple search'}).then(results => {
    // access to results object here
}).catch(e => {
    // any possible errors (like no Internet connection)
})

// with axios request options
const options = {
    'proxy': {
        host: '127.0.0.1',
        port: 9000
    }
};
findium({options, query: 'simple search'}).then(results => {
    // access to results object here
}).catch(e => {
    // any possible errors (like no Internet connection)
})

License

The findium is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.