searchenginepy

Make search engine queries within your python applications. Searchenginepy allows you to query some of the most common search engines.

How to use?

First install searchenginepy and then import it into your project. After importing, you can make queries on the four support search engines. Once a query has been made, a list of the top results will be returned. Initially it configured to display the top results but you are able to select which page you woud like to see in your list.

Installation

pip install searchenginepy

Importing

from searchenginepy import SearchEngine
engine=SearchEngine()

Usage

If you want to use multiple search engine in your project then you can use the SearchEngine() class to access all four available search engines

list=engine.search("search query")

Example

list=engine.google("search query")

using google to search a query

Using a specific search engine

You can also create instances of specific search engines to be used throughout your project. This will only give you access to that engine unlike the SearchEngine() class.

google

from searchenginepy.Google import Google
list=Google().search("search query")

Bing

from searchenginepy.Bing import Bing
list=Bing().search("search query")

Brave

from searchenginepy.Brave import Brave
list=Brave().search("search query")

DuckDuckGo

from searchenginepy.DuckDuckGo import DuckDuckGo
list=DuckDuckGo().search("search query")

Example with only HTTPS results

from searchenginepy.Google import Google
Google.httpallowed = false

results=Google().search("search query")

Example Specifying page

The page number is set to 1 by default but you can can pass in the desired page after your query as seen below

from searchenginepy.Google import Google

results=Google().search("search query", 3)

Supported search engines

• Google
• Bing
• DuckDuckGo
• Brave

Example script

example.py