A linux commandline web autocompleter
What it does: It scrapes autocompletes from duckduckgo, youtube and more and displays them. The user can then autocomplete and process the result.
sets the language to be autocompletion in. Defaults to en-US.
sets the client that is used for autocompleting. Defaults to duckduckgo. Valid options: google, youtube, yahoo, startpage, duckduckgo.
gives the user some help
first method that can be used to process output. {{{auto}}} is replaced with the autocompleted string. example: autocompleter --exec="echo 'autocompleted: {{{auto}}}'"
Second method for processing output. Enables writing output to the stdout. Example: echo "autocompleted: $(autocompleter --echo)"
It can be used within commands to for example search something.
currently broken. More results and faster than duckduckgo. Sends requests directly to google servers.
Pretty fast, no privacy concerns, didn't break so far. Recommended.
more search results than duckduckgo, didn't break so far. Sends requests directly to yahoo servers.
slow, no results before typing 3 letters. Not recommended.
faster than duckduckgo, results more realated to videos. Sends requests directly to google servers.
- make google client work when there's an image url
- make backspace work