Google Autocomplete Suggestions in Python
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2024
- Today we learn how to automatically request Google autocomplete suggestions in Python.
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It looks like User-Agent is not being used
The headers are not being utilized in the requests???
No@@birdie123
Always concise and to the point. I appreciate your videos very much.
Thank you so much broh🤗
good idea, thanks a lot
Hey @NeuralNine
You havent used the header in the request.
instead of json.loads(response.text), you can do response.json()
I have a doubt. What is the role of `headers` dictionary in this code ? He does not use that variable anywhere.
It tells request to pretend to be a browser with those stats. The server might block it if it isn't there. He forgot to use it, so it couldn't have mattered.
I ran the code without the headers line and it ran just fine. Also, in his example he listed the client as Chrome.
that's nice. now can you get all the lists in one shot without going through a loop?
Proxy still woks!!
Hello fellow pythonist.
would this not do the job aswell ?
pip install googlesearch-python
from googlesearch import autocomplete
def get_autocomplete_suggestions(query):
try:
suggestions = autocomplete(query)
return suggestions
except Exception as e:
print("An error occurred:", e)
return None
if __name__ == "__main__":
search_query = input("Enter your search query: ")
suggestions = get_autocomplete_suggestions(search_query)
if suggestions:
print("Autocomplete Suggestions:")
for suggestion in suggestions:
print("-", suggestion)
else:
print("No autocomplete suggestions found.")