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@hasna/search

v0.0.5

Published

Unified search aggregator — 12 providers (Google, SerpAPI, Exa, Perplexity, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Brave, Bing, Hacker News, GitHub, arXiv) + YouTube transcription. CLI + MCP + REST API + Dashboard.

Downloads

58

Readme

@hasna/search

Unified search aggregator — query 12 search providers simultaneously and get normalized, deduplicated results. CLI + MCP server + REST API + Web Dashboard.

Providers

| Provider | API | Key Required | |----------|-----|--------------| | Google | SerpAPI | SERP_API_KEY | | SerpAPI (multi-engine) | SerpAPI | SERP_API_KEY | | Exa.ai | Exa API | EXA_API_KEY | | Perplexity | Perplexity API | PERPLEXITY_API_KEY | | Brave Search | Brave Search API | BRAVE_API_KEY | | Bing | Bing Web Search v7 | BING_API_KEY | | Twitter/X | Twitter API v2 | X_BEARER_TOKEN | | Reddit | Reddit OAuth | REDDIT_CLIENT_ID + REDDIT_CLIENT_SECRET | | YouTube | YouTube Data API v3 | YOUTUBE_API_KEY | | Hacker News | Algolia HN API | No key needed | | GitHub | GitHub REST API | GITHUB_TOKEN | | arXiv | arXiv API | No key needed |

Install

bun add -g @hasna/search

Usage

CLI

# Unified search across all configured providers
search "typescript best practices"

# Search specific providers
search "query" --providers google,exa,perplexity

# Use a search profile
search "query" --profile research

# Provider-specific search
search:youtube "bun runtime" --transcribe

# Manage providers
search providers list
search providers enable brave

# Search history
search history

MCP Server

# Install for Claude Code
search mcp --claude

# Or run directly
search-mcp

REST API + Dashboard

search-serve --port 19800
# Open http://localhost:19800

Features

  • Multi-provider concurrent search
  • Result normalization and deduplication
  • Search profiles (research, social, video, code, academic)
  • Search history and saved searches
  • YouTube video transcription (via microservice-transcriber)
  • Export results as JSON, CSV, or Markdown
  • Web dashboard with dark/light mode

License

Apache-2.0