gif-search

You can search for GIFs from the command line by using curl to query the Tenor API and jq to parse the JSON response. This allows you to retrieve matching GIF URLs directly within your terminal workflow.

Yes, you can download a GIF directly to your machine using curl. After searching the Tenor API and retrieving the direct media URL, curl fetches and saves the GIF file locally for immediate use.

Yes, you need a TENOR_API_KEY set in your environment to search for Tenor GIFs. This API key authenticates your curl requests to the Tenor API, allowing you to retrieve GIF metadata and media formats.

The best way to add on-demand GIFs to a chat workflow is using curl to search the Tenor API and jq to parse the results. This retrieves and downloads visual references quickly without manual browsing or GUI tools.

To use jq for parsing Tenor API responses, you need curl and jq installed on your system, along with a valid TENOR_API_KEY in your environment. These tools handle the HTTP requests and JSON data extraction.