Bing search scraper written in 🐍 Python™️®️. Key features:
- 🪶 Extremely lightweight. Bingc is based on
selectolaxfor HTML parsing andprimpfor HTTP request browser impersonation that's based onrquest. - ⚡️ Ultra fast & robust. While Bingc is written in Python, we carefully selected those two dependencies to smooth out everything: one is written in Rust and the other is written in C (w/ CPython).
- 🆎 Strongly typed. Bingc is typed everywhere and has a clean, idiomatic API.
- 🚦 Asynchronous support. Functions begin with the letter
ais wrapped withasyncify. - 🍦 John Cena. You can't see me (on PyPi, probably).
Bingc APIs are organized by their API category. For example, if you'd like to fetch the latest news from Bing from this page (where there's no query parameters), we call it landing. Therefore, to use the news() call, you'd do:
from bingc import landing
# Get latest news
landing.news()Example output (latest news)
NewsLanding(
headlines=[
NewsCard(
title="Walter White just got a new job",
snippet="Former chemistry expert Walter White has just joined the team of his ...",
url="https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/walter-white-just-got-a-new-job/ar-BBp2X9N?ocid=ntnnews",
source="The Watermelon Post",
timestamp="48m",
color="#271B1B",
image="https://www.bing.com/th?id=OVFT.Hfvt51RL2ECN_oovdUhW-S&pid=News&w=308&h=178&c=14&rs=2&qlt=30",
),
...,
],
trending=[
NewsArticle(
title="Walter White's secret service mission fails",
snippet=None,
url='/news/topicview?q=Walter+...',
image="/th?id=...A&rs=2&qlt=80&pid=1.11&w=154&h=77&c=7&rs=2&qlt=30",
),
...,
]
)# Get search suggestions (q is optional)
landing.suggest(q="why.")Example output (search suggestions)
[
Suggestion(
t="MB",
query="why don't we",
url="/search?q=why+don%27t+we&filters=ufn...",
ext=Extension(
query="**Why Don't We*",
description="American boy band",
image="/th?id=OSK.d4574222b4ff755acf606e180a6cbf2d&w=120&h=120&qlt=90&c=6&rs=1&cdv=1&pid=RS",
),
),
Suggestion(
t="AS",
query="**why is the sky blue*",
url="/search?q=why+is+the+sky+blue&qs=AS...",
ext=None,
),
...
]Take a look at the graph:
Conventions
Don't mass-request the same endpoint. There's a huge chance of you getting IP blocked, permanently or otherwise.