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Using the GoogleDork Module

Install the Module

Install the google-dork library on your PC or Virtual Environment:

pip install google-dork

Import the Module

To use the GoogleDork module, you need to import it first:

from google_dork import GoogleDork

Creating an Instance of GoogleDork

To use the GoogleDork module, you need to create an instance of the GoogleDork class. You can create an instance with several optional parameters:

• domain: The domain you want to search (optional)
• filetype: The type of file you want to search for (optional)
• intext: Text you want to search within the page content (optional)
• intitle: Text you want to search within the page title (optional)
• inurl: Text you want to search within the page URL (optional)

Example:

dork = GoogleDork(
    domain="example.com",
    filetype="pdf",
    intext="content to search",
    intitle="title to search",
    inurl="url to search"
)

Search Method

The search() method performs a search using the specified dork and returns the search results in a list format.

Example:

results = dork.search()

Display Results Method

The display_results() method displays the search results in a more readable format.

Example:

dork.display_results(results)

Usage Example

Below is an example of how to use the GoogleDork module:

from google_dork import GoogleDork

dork = GoogleDork(
    domain="example.com",
    filetype="pdf",
    intext="content to search",
    intitle="title to search",
    inurl="url to search"
)

results = dork.search()
dork.display_results(results)