Goopy (0.5) is a module to interface with google websearch.  Included is a CLI
 (0.5) to quickly search google when switching applications just isn't an
 option.  This program was created by Michael G. (mynameisfiber@gmail.com) and
 is protected under GNU GPL (See file header of files for GNU GPL agreement).


INSTALL:
To install the module simply run, as root:

python setup.py install

And then goopy.py will be installed in python's path.  To install the CLI,
 simply move it to a directory in your path (echo $PATH) and chmod +x.  For
 example:

chmod +x goopy
mv goopy /usr/local/bin/


USAGE (module):
The library is fairly easy to use.  To loop through all results for "test" one
 would do:

from goopy import websearch
gp = websearch("yahoo")
for result in gp:
	print result
	
Or to only see the first ten results:

gp = websearch("yahoo")
print gp[0:10]

These both will yeild lists of dicts with the following key's: "title","url","desc".

By the way, sorry in advanced for exceeding 78 characters per line.


USAGE (CLI):
Run goopy without any arguments to see the help.  It should be
self-explanatory.  The only configuration that is necessary is the setting of
the browser variable.  Set it to whatever command you would like to run when
trying to open a link (links2 is handy).

Goopy: Google for python.  Version 0.5
Made by Michael G.
Usage: ./goopy "query" [results per page] [interactive]
	query: What to search for
	results per page: how many results to display
 	interactive: 0 for non-interactive
In-program Commands:
	#:           item number to display
	b "browser": change browser to "browser"
	g "result#": outputs starting at number
	h:           this help
	l num:       show num results per page
	n:           next page
	o:           open results in browser
	p:           previous page
	q:           quit
	r:           reshow page
	s "query":   preforms new search
	y:           research using recommended query