gcli is a tool for command line Google searches. You must have a developer's key for Google's search API. See http://www.google.com/apis/ to get one.
gcli is fairly flexible. You can set options via flags. To set gcli to display only URLs from results:
gcli -d url 'google driven web development'
You can also set the max number of results to return.
gcli -d url -m 50 'google driven web development'
gcli may also be run as an interactive shell, which keeps a history of searches, allows you to jump into lynx for text browsing, and other cool things. The tool is built on a pure Python library for Google's web search API. You can use the library to build your own search tools on Google's API. See the included README for more info.
gcli is fairly flexible. You can set options via flags. To set gcli to display only URLs from results:
gcli -d url 'google driven web development'
You can also set the max number of results to return.
gcli -d url -m 50 'google driven web development'
gcli may also be run as an interactive shell, which keeps a history of searches, allows you to jump into lynx for text browsing, and other cool things. The tool is built on a pure Python library for Google's web search API. You can use the library to build your own search tools on Google's API. See the included README for more info.
