web-search

Formatted web search results can be retrieved in JSON, markdown, or text formats by running a Python CLI script. You simply pass your query and specify the desired output format to receive structured titles, URLs, and descriptions.

Yes, DuckDuckGo search results can be filtered by time range like past day or month, tailored to specific region codes such as us-en, and restricted using moderate or strict safe search controls directly via command line arguments.

To search for news, images, and videos from the command line, use a CLI-based Python script that queries DuckDuckGo. You can apply specific filters for image size and color, or video duration and resolution, to retrieve targeted multimedia content.

You can save web search results to a file for later research by executing the search script with a designated output argument. This allows you to store retrieved web pages, news, or multimedia data locally in your chosen format.

Yes, the duckduckgo-search package is required as a dependency to run these CLI-based web search scripts. You must install this Python library in your environment to enable fast retrieval of diverse web content.

You can limit the number of web search results returned by providing a specific count parameter when running the search script. This controls the volume of retrieved titles and URLs to balance processing time and detail.