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senginta

v0.0.3

Published

All in one Search Engine Scrapper for used by API or Node JS library. It's Free & Lightweight!

Downloads

5

Readme

Documentation | ------------------- | Documentation |

Senginta is All in one Search Engine Scrapper. With traditional scrapping, Senginta can be powerful to get result from any Search Engine, and convert to Json. Now support only for Google Product Search Engine (GShop, GVideo and many too) and Baidu Search Engine.

Senginta was originally developed by me alone. So, if you want to contribute for support another search engine, let's fork this Repository.

Senginta provides beta JavaScript.

Install

$ cd <to-your-project-directory>
$ npm init
$ npm install senginta

Try your first Senginta program

$ node
>>> const { GSearch, GNews, GBooks, GVideo, GShop, GScholar, BASearch } = require('senginta')
>>> const search_spider = new GSearch('study from home')
>>> async function try_GSearch(cb) {
        const result = await search_spider.get_all()
        cb(result)
    }
>>> try_GSearch((data) => console.log(data))
...
...
...
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Resources

  • Let's contribute your blog about this module here!

License

MIT License

WARNING

All intended of use, the responsibility rests with you. So, use wisely!