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google-that

v1.1.0

Published

CLI tool to scrape google search results without a api key

Downloads

590

Readme

google-that

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CLI tool to scrape google search results without an api key 🚀. This is a demo project to showcase the usage and performance of the google-sr package. google-that is able to output parsed results to a file or to stdout, please check the help page for more info.

Install 📦

To get started, you can install google-that using your preferred package manager:

You can also use npx (or similar tools like pnpm dlx) to run the tool without needing to install it globally.

# npm
npm install -g google-that

# pnpm
pnpm add -g google-that

# yarn
yarn add -g google-that

Usage

If installation succeeded you can proceed to this step, run the following command in a NEW terminal window. it will show you the help page for the tool.

google-that --help

Example query

google-that -q "Nodejs"

# Multiple queries
# Seperate queries with a space, the option is case insensitive (Q)
google-that -Q query1 "queries with spaces need to be quoted"

# Writing the results to a file
google-that -q "Nodejs" -w

Disclaimer

This is not sponsored, supported, or affiliated with Google.

The source code within this repository is intended solely for educational & research purposes. The author (typicalninja) & contributors takes NO responsibility for any issues that arise from its use, such as IP blocking by Google. Your discretion in usage is advised.

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License

This repository and the code inside it is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. Read LICENSE for more information.