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@jonghyun/pi-web-tools

v1.0.1

Published

Pi extension providing web search, page scraping, screenshot, and content extraction tools with auto-managed Docker services.

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Links

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Maintainers

jonghyunjonghyun

Keywords

pi-packagepi-extensionweb-searchweb-scrapingscreenshotsearxngbrowserless

Readme

pi-web-tools

Pi extension providing web search, page scraping, screenshot, and markdown extraction tools. Automatically manages SearXNG and Browserless Docker services on startup.

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | searxng_search | Search the web via local SearXNG (port 17080) | | jina_reader | Extract clean Markdown from any URL via Jina Reader API | | browserless_scrape | Scrape web pages with CSS selectors via Browserless (port 17081) | | browserless_screenshot | Take full-page screenshots via Browserless |

Installation

# Via npm
pi install npm:pi-web-tools

# Via git
pi install git:github.com/your-username/pi-web-tools

# Local development
pi install ./path/to/pi-web-tools

Usage

Once installed, the extension automatically starts required Docker services (SearXNG, Browserless) when pi launches. A status indicator web-tools ready appears in the footer bar.

Manual Service Control

Use /search-services command to check status or manually restart services.

Docker Services

The package includes docker-compose.yml with:

  • SearXNG (localhost:17080) — Privacy-respecting metasearch engine
  • Browserless (localhost:17081) — Headless Chrome for scraping and screenshots

If docker-compose.yml is not found in your workspace, the bundled version from the package is used automatically.

Requirements

  • Docker / Docker Desktop
  • docker compose v2+

License

MIT