Gisele is simple tool which allows you to make a Google search in CLI
- Download the
gisele.pharexecutable - Run Gisele:
php gisele.phar
- Run
git clone https://github.com/borisguery/Gisele.git - Run Composer to get the dependencies:
composer install(see Composer documentation)
You can now run Gisele by executing the bin/gisele script: php /path/to/gisele/bin/gisele
There are actually three search commands available.
php gisele.phar web "boris guery"
php gisele.phar image "php logo"
php gisele.phar news "php"
All commands have the following options:
--throttle (-t)The number of seconds between each requests, can be either an integer, or a range like 1,3 (default: '5,10')`
--interactive (-i)Ask confirmation before fetching next page
--max-result (-m)The maximum of result to fetch
--format (-f)Custom format to render the results, depending on the command, the following placeholder are available: {counter}, {title}, {link}, {from}, {ago} (the last two are only available for the news command)
--lucky (-l)Are you lucky? Stop at the first result
How to automaticaly open the result in a browser using the --lucky option?
php gisele.phar web -l "github" -f "{link}" | xargs open $1(Replace open by xdg-open on Linux)
How to download the 20 first images from search result?
php build/gisele.phar image -m20 "github" -f "{link}" | xargs wget -P results/ -nd $1How do I save results while display them to the screen?
php gisele.phar news "github" | tee results.txtIf you have some time to spare on an useless project and would like to help take a look at the list of issues.
- PHP 5.3+
- Internet connection
Boris Guéry - [email protected] - http://twitter.com/borisguery - http://borisguery.com
Gisele is licensed under the WTFPL License - see the LICENSE file for details
This tool has mostly been written as a proof-of-concept while experimenting with Symfony2, Goutte, Composer and PHAR creation.
Most part of this application is heavily inspired by Composer and Symfony2 source code.
Using this tool may be an infringement of the Google's terms of use (well, this may be unclear in some countries...), use at your own risk.