jmdtol / dsottimano-google-cli-for-seos

Google cli for SEO professionals

This is an open source Chrome extension that works like a CLI and manipulates Google search queries and parameters with little effort. It can chain commands (mostly) and it's customizable.

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Installation (1 minute)

• Download this repository: ![https://github.com/dsottimano/dsottimano-google-cli-for-seos/archive/main.zip]
• Unzip the folder
• In Chrome go to chrome://extensions/
• Top right, select developer mode
• Top left, "load unpacked"

Reference

What can it do?

Program your own parameters. In this example (;esp), we change gl,hl,lr to Spain/Spanish and use Madrid's uule to search for pizza.

Use this in the omnibox. Warning, if you change the default operator from ; to /, Chrome will try to search your file system.

Change country, language interface and results language in an instant. ;g (country)(interface)(result_language), so in this example, ;g brfrde which means we're searching in Brazil, with a French language interface for German results.

Quickly cycle between search types. Here, we go from cat news to videos, to images and reset with the magic ;r parameter

You can change the default operator. Slash is nice, but can be a conflict for some searches as well as the omnibox.

Search seo updates, in the news, with 100 results for the past 24 hours

Easy shortcuts for fun stuff like your public IP address.

Configuration

Just add to the configuration object (https://github.com/dsottimano/dsottimano-google-cli-for-seos/blob/main/main.js#L25)

Basic query changing example

Only search ebay.com and amazon.com with shortcut ;es

{
  operator: "es",
  query: 'site:ebay.com OR site:amazon.com ',
  param: null,
  info: "limits results to ebay and amazon",
  fn: null,
  fnTakesInput: false
}

Basic parameter manipulation

Here we'll create a command with operator u to return 100 results and remove the dupe filter.

{
  operator: "u",
  query: null,
  param: '&num=10&filter=0',
  info: "set result number to 100 and sets filter to 0",
  fn: null,
  fnTakesInput: false
},

Basic function input example

Function inputs are when use a command and the following string separated by a space will be used in that function. Note, if you are using a function that needs to take input, you must set fnTakesInput to true.

{
  operator: "s",
  query: null,
  param: null,
  info: "shortcut for site: operator",
  fn: function(q) {
    return this.query = "site:" + q;

  },
  fnTakesInput: true
}