simpleSearch

simpleSearch is a Rust-based command-line tool that enables users to perform web searches and receive AI-generated summaries of search results. The application is designed to be fast, efficient, and user-friendly, combining the power of web scraping with AI language models to provide concise information right in your terminal.

Features

• Web Search: Quickly search the web using a chosen search engine.
• AI Summarization: Generate concise AI summaries of the top search results.
• Customization: Choose search engine preferences(future) and set the number of results to summarize.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Rust and Cargo installed. You can follow the official installation instructions here.
• API keys for any web search services and AI summarization services used (e.g., Bing Search API, OpenAI API).
• API keys and Other env required:
  • GOOGLE_CONSOLE_API_KEY
  • GOOGLE_CUSTOM_SEARCH_ENGINE_ID
  • GEMINI_API_KEY

Usage

### Usage

To use **simpleSearch**, run the following command in your terminal:

```sh
simpleSearch [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]
```

#### Flags and Options

- `-q`, `--query` : Specify the search query.
- `-c`, `--chat` : Enable chatbot summary of the search results(default: false).
- `-n`, `--number_of_results` : Set the number of search results to summarize(default: 5).
- `-s`, `--search` : Search Engine(default: Google) Available: Google
- `-p`, `--piratebay` : Query The Pirate Bay for torrents.

#### Examples

Search for a query and get a summary:
```sh
simpleSearch -q "Rust programming language" -c
```

Search for a query with a specified number of results:
```sh
simpleSearch -q "Rust programming language" -n 5
```