Terminal-Web-Search is a command-line tool that allows users to search different popular websites like YouTube, Google, Pinterest, Twitter, Reddit, Medium, Spotify, Wikipedia, and GitHub with just one command from the terminal.

• Dependencies
• Installation
• Usage
• Supported Websites
• License

Terminal-Web-Search relies on the following Python library:

• coloroma

You can install it using:

pip install colorama

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/Terminal-Web-Search.git

2. Open your .bashrc file using a text editor like Vim.

   vim ~/.bashrc

3. Add the following alias at the end of the .bashrc file.

   alias s='python PATH_TO_MAIN.PY_FILE'

   Note: Replace PATH_TO_MAIN.PY_FILE with the actual path to your main Python file.

4. Save and quit the file using Vim commands (Esc, :wq, Enter).

5. Source the updated .bashrc file.

   source ~/.bashrc

6. Restart your terminal.

After completing the installation steps, you can use the following commands to perform web searches for specific websites:

• Google: s g search_query
• YouTube: s yt search_query
• Medium: s md search_query
• Reddit: s rt search_query
• Spotify: s sp search_query
• Pinterest: s pt search_query
• GitHub: s gt search_query
• Twitter: s x search_query
• Wikipedia: s wk search_query

Replace search_query with your actual search query.

Terminal-Web-Search supports the following popular websites:

• Google (g)
• YouTube (yt)
• Medium (md)
• Reddit (rt)
• Spotify (sp)
• Pinterest (pt)
• GitHub (gt)
• Twitter (x)
• Wikipedia (wk)

Feel free to expand this list based on your preferences and needs.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.