How to stop the search about search-engines-scraper HOT 3 CLOSED

It's not mentioned in readme, but there are options to limit or interrupt .search(). To limit the number of results, simply set the .search(pages=) argument to a lower number. For example, the code below will request only the first two pages,

    results = engine.search("my query", 2)

If you want to stop a running .search(), you could use a keyboard interrupt signal (CTRL+C). KeyboardInterrupt exceptions are caught internally in .search(), and they cause it to stop making requests and return the results.

Also, in other-versions you'll find an async version of this project, that should allow you to tun it in the background.

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Thanks! Is this documented anywhere? I'd happily do a pull request with more details on the available options. I'm not a good enough coder to wade into the source to find out. I'm working on a project that now will use this extensively (I hope) so happy to help.

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No, there is no documentation, besides what's in README. If you have the time to write something, you're welcome to contribute. A good place to start is the parent class, "/search_engines/engine.py". Its public methods have short docstrings

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