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google-that

v0.1.3

Published

8 months ago

CLI tool to scrape google search results without a api key

Downloads

2,192

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google-that

CLI tool to scrape google search results without an api key 🚀.

View documentation here
Come chat with us on our discord

Install 📦

To get started, you can install google-that using your preferred package manager:

We suggest you install the package as a global module


# npm

npm install -g google-that

# pnpm 

pnpm add -g google-that

# yarn

yarn add -g google-that

Usage

If installation succeeded you can proceed to this step, run the following command in a NEW terminal window without any arguments


google-that

This will start the google-that process.

Related projects 🥂

google-sr - Core project used in google-that
google-sr-selectors - Selectors for google search results used by google-sr

Disclaimer

This is not sponsored, supported, or affiliated with Google Inc.

Unlike the conventional recommendation of using the Google API, this module scrapes the Google search result page (which might potentially infringe upon Google's terms of service).

The source code within this repository is intended solely for educational purposes.

The author (typicalninja) & contributors takes no responsibility for any issues that arise from misuse, such as IP blocking by Google. Your discretion in usage is advised.

License

This repository and the code inside it is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. Read LICENSE for more information.