Groogle is a Python application that combines the capabilities of the Groq API and the Google search engine to provide a comprehensive solution for information retrieval and processing. The application uses the Groq API for chat completions and the Google search engine to find relevant web results. It then uses a web scraper to extract data from these results and uses the Groq API again to generate a response based on the prompt and the extracted data.
- Groq API Integration: Utilizes the Groq API for chat completions to generate queries and answers.
- Google Search: Performs Google searches to find relevant web results.
- Web Scraping: Extracts data from the web results using a web scraper.
- Concurrent Processing: Uses concurrent processing to speed up the web scraping process.
- Environment Variables: Loads API keys from environment variables for secure access.
- Install the required packages by running
pip install -r requirements.txt. - Set your Groq API key in your environment variables as
GROQ_API_KEY. - Run the script and input your prompt when prompted.
- The script will generate a Google search query, perform the search, scrape the results, and use the Groq API to generate an answer based on the prompt and the extracted data.
- The script requires an active internet connection to perform Google searches and scrape web results.
- The script uses the
googlesearchpackage, which may not be the most efficient or reliable for large-scale scraping. - The script uses the
postscraper.pyfor web scraping, which may not be the most efficient or reliable for all websites. - The script uses the
concurrent.futuresmodule for concurrent processing, which may not be the most efficient or reliable for all use cases.
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request for any changes or improvements.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.