search-cli 0.4.1

Cli program to search for arguments words in the browser.
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# search-cli

This is a binary crate to search the web from CLI

# Usage

```
search [PROVIDER] WORD
```

`search` command with provider and word. The provider is optional. if not
specified, the first provider in the configuration file is used.

```bash
Usage:
    search searchword 
    search google searchword # provider is google
    search g searchword # provider is alias
```

# Configuration

The following command will output the configuration file path.

```
search config -p
```

Edit the output yaml path file with your favorite editor.

The following are the default settings.

```yaml
version: "v1.0"
providers:
  - name: google
    aliases:
      - g
    url: "https://google.com/search?q={{ word | urlencode }}"
  - name: bing
    url: "https://www.bing.com/search?q={{ word | urlencode }}"
  - name: duckduckgo
    aliases:
      - d
    url: "https://duckduckgo.com/?q={{ word | urlencode }}"
```

Each of these settings is described below.

## version

Currently fixed at `"v1.0"`.

## providers

An array of [`provider`](#provider)

## provider

| key                                                           | description                                                           |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| name                                                          | Provider Name. This is the name of the command execution.             |
| aliases                                                       | An array of strings. A list of aliases for the command to execute.    |
| url                                                           | Search URL. `{{ word }}` inserts the contents of the `word` argument. |
| browser                                                       | specify a browser name(path)                                          |

URLs are parsed using [`tera`](https://github.com/Keats/tera).                                                                             

# JSON Schema

The following command outputs JSON Schema.

```
search jsonschema
```

# License

Mit or Apache-2.0