Google Search API For Python
Remember a few years ago when google had an API allowing for searches from within an application? Then, they decided to ditch the project. I wrote an implementation of the old google search api, but with one modification, I put no limitation on the results. Thank you, Andy Pavlo for your help with this project.
You’ll need:
Download Google Search API For Python
Sample implementation:
>>> from Google import Google, search
>>> results = search(’blackcodeseo.com’, 3)
>>> for result in results:
… print ‘Title: %s’ % (result.title())
… print ‘Url: %s’ % (result.url())
… print ‘Description: %s’ % (result.description())
… print
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Title: Black Code SEO
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Hi –
I’m getting an error when testing this as in the example you provided:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “”, line 1, in
File “Google.py”, line 116, in search
googles += getPageData(html)
File “Google.py”, line 75, in getPageData
description = str(tag(’div’)[0])
IndexError: list index out of range
Any ideas?