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command line Google search and save to JSON
**Version of google-it** 1.6.2 **Versions of npm and node** Please run `npm --version` and `node --version` and paste in the results. % npm --version 7.10.0 % node --version v16.0.0 **Describe...
**Version of google-it** 1.6.2 **Versions of npm and node** npm 7.6.3 node v12.4.0 **Describe the bug** Attempting to use options in code, as follows: ``` const googleIt = require('google-it') const...
Hi, thanks for a great tool! I found the search result doesn't include google ads. For me it is an important thing. Is it possible to add such an option?
Hello, only 6 results get saved to the json, how can I make it save all of them? When I search it manually there are about 3,500 results.
Hello, Is this possible to use additional search parameters, for example &tbs=qdr:d?
## The devDependency [eslint-config-amex](https://github.com/americanexpress/eslint-config-amex) was updated from `11.1.0` to `11.2.0`. 🚨 [View failing branch](https://github.com/PatNeedham/google-it/compare/master...PatNeedham:greenkeeper%2Feslint-config-amex-11.2.0). This version is **covered** by your **current version range** and after updating it in your project...
Hi, I'm using google-it in my project. I'm searching lots of query in a small time. After some time i got this error: > Our systems have detected unusual traffic...
Searching for 'amazon hq2' shows a 'Top stories' section at the top, which should be included in the `googleIt` results  `${search term} on Twitter` also appears underneath, but with...
All selectors (`titleSelector`, `linkSelector`, `snippetSelector`, `resultStatsSelector`, `cursorSelector`) where exposed via the config object passed to `googleIt()`. For some reason, `titleFinder` was not exposed, which did not allow changing it to...
**Version of google-it** If you have it installed globally, please run `npm list google-it -g` in your command prompt of choice, and that should result in an output that looks...