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[Pygoogle-discuss] Py Google

[Knight S. <kni...@gm...>]

Hi!

I am trying to use the Google License key from Google AJAX API
(google.com/apis) redirects to code.google.com. But it says invalid
key. Same error occurs when I try to access the python script as a
cgi-script from the url I specified while registering the
key(http://localhost)

Is this project dead or something ? I ask because I saw no recent bug
reports of posts to this list. I really hope not, because PyGoogle
seems very good and useful.

Regards,
Samar

[Pygoogle-discuss] How about EvilAPI?

[Dominik K. <do...@ko...>]

Hi!

I noticed that it is now impossible to get working SOAP Search API key.
Without that key pygoogle is unusable.
I found EvilAPI: http://sitening.com/evilapi/ which looks like it was a
drop-in replacement for Google's SOAP Search API. Have you considered
switching pygoogle to use it?

Best wishes,
Dominik

Re: [Pygoogle-discuss] Installation questions

[Mitchell H. <mh8...@gm...>]

Hello,

I emailed about how to install PyGoogle several months back.  For a while, I
found another way to do my programming task, but as Google resists many of
my crawler requests, I think I may have to use PyGoogle.

Right now, I am trying to run the basic code below to see if I've installed
PyGoogle correctly:

import google
google.LICENSE_KEY = '[the key that I got from Google]'
data = google.doGoogleSearch('python')

and I keep getting the error

faultType: <Fault SOAP-ENV:Server: Exception from service object: Invalid
authorization key:  '[the key I got from Google]'

Yet, I'm positive I didn't enter my google key incorrectly.  I went to the
Google Base Data API page, where it says 'your key is [the key I got from
Google]' and 'This key is good for all URLs in this domain:
http://www.google.com.'

I'm thinking maybe I again may not have install PyGoogle correctly.  Here is
what I did:

1.  Downloaded the Zip file of PyGoogle from Source Forge and saved it on my
desktop
2.  Copied and pasted the PyGoogle folder into my Python25 directory where I
also have my file GoogleKey.txt
3.  Typed 'python python setup.py install' so that several compiled python
files (with a black shadow instead of no shadow for normal .py files) like
google.pyc and googlesoapfacade.pyc were added to my Python25 directory.

Is there anything I did incorrectly, or anything additional I need to do to
install PyGoogle?

Finally, if I wanted to get the number of webpages linking to a particular
domain name (say YouTube.com) from Google, that is, the information you get
when you type 'link:YouTube.com' in the Google search bar, is this something
I can do with PyGoogle?

Thank you very much,
Mitch



On Jul 17, 2007 1:42 AM, Chris Spencer <chr...@gm...> wrote:

> On 7/17/07, Mitchell Hoffman <mh8...@gm...> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am brand new to PyGoogle and Python in general.  I am trying to write
> a
> > spider to retrieve the number of results from a simple search engine
> query
> > (have the search engine search for all the terms in a column of an Excel
> > spreadsheet and then return the number of results for each term).
> >
> > I tried looking on http://www.google.com/apis/ to find googlekey.txt,
> but
> > couldn't find it.  Does anyone know where it is?
>
> The file googlekey.txt is something you have to create. In your Google
> account  there's a link somewhere (Google for it) reading something
> like "email me my Google Key". Click that, copy the key from the
> email, and save it to that text file.
>
> > Second, to install PyGoogle, I ran Setup.py from IDLE in my Python25
> drive.
> >  Then I opened another IDLE window and typed  'import google' and I got
> > error saying the google module could not be found.  So I manually copied
> the
> > four py files in PyGoogle ( Google.py, GoogleSoapFacade.py,
> Googletest.py,
> > and SOAP.py) into my Python 25.  Now, after running SOAP.py, I am able
> to do
> > 'import google' without an error.  Did I successfully install PyGoogle?
>  Is
> > this the right way to install PyGoogle or will I experience problems
> later?
>
> In general, you'll want to run setup.py from a command line, in the
> form "python setup.py install" to install packages. It might have
> worked from IDLE if you have run it with the "install" argument, but
> it's easier to simply use the command line.
>
> > Third, is PyGoogle necessary to simply scrape the number of results?
>  Will
> > simpler tools like UrlLib2 and UrlLib2 work for, or will Google
> resist/block
> > them?
>
>
> If you're not doing large numbers of queries, you can get away with
> urllib. Otherwise, Google will probably block you. After all, that is
> why they provide an API.
>
> Regards,
> Chris
>

Re: [Pygoogle-discuss] Installation questions

[Chris S. <chr...@gm...>]

On 7/17/07, Mitchell Hoffman <mh8...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am brand new to PyGoogle and Python in general.  I am trying to write a
> spider to retrieve the number of results from a simple search engine query
> (have the search engine search for all the terms in a column of an Excel
> spreadsheet and then return the number of results for each term).
>
> I tried looking on http://www.google.com/apis/ to find googlekey.txt, but
> couldn't find it.  Does anyone know where it is?

The file googlekey.txt is something you have to create. In your Google
account  there's a link somewhere (Google for it) reading something
like "email me my Google Key". Click that, copy the key from the
email, and save it to that text file.

> Second, to install PyGoogle, I ran Setup.py from IDLE in my Python25 drive.
>  Then I opened another IDLE window and typed  'import google' and I got
> error saying the google module could not be found.  So I manually copied the
> four py files in PyGoogle ( Google.py, GoogleSoapFacade.py, Googletest.py,
> and SOAP.py) into my Python 25.  Now, after running SOAP.py, I am able to do
> 'import google' without an error.  Did I successfully install PyGoogle?  Is
> this the right way to install PyGoogle or will I experience problems later?

In general, you'll want to run setup.py from a command line, in the
form "python setup.py install" to install packages. It might have
worked from IDLE if you have run it with the "install" argument, but
it's easier to simply use the command line.

> Third, is PyGoogle necessary to simply scrape the number of results?  Will
> simpler tools like UrlLib2 and UrlLib2 work for, or will Google resist/block
> them?


If you're not doing large numbers of queries, you can get away with
urllib. Otherwise, Google will probably block you. After all, that is
why they provide an API.

Regards,
Chris

[Pygoogle-discuss] Installation questions

[Mitchell H. <mh8...@gm...>]

Hello,

I am brand new to PyGoogle and Python in general.  I am trying to write a
spider to retrieve the number of results from a simple search engine query
(have the search engine search for all the terms in a column of an Excel
spreadsheet and then return the number of results for each term).

I tried looking on http://www.google.com/apis/ to find googlekey.txt, but
couldn't find it.  Does anyone know where it is?

Second, to install PyGoogle, I ran Setup.py from IDLE in my Python25
drive.   Then I opened another IDLE window and typed  'import google' and I
got error saying the google module could not be found.  So I manually copied
the four py files in PyGoogle (Google.py, GoogleSoapFacade.py, Googletest.py,
and SOAP.py) into my Python 25.  Now, after running SOAP.py, I am able to do
'import google' without an error.  Did I successfully install PyGoogle?  Is
this the right way to install PyGoogle or will I experience problems later?

Third, is PyGoogle necessary to simply scrape the number of results?  Will
simpler tools like UrlLib2 and UrlLib2 work for, or will Google resist/block
them?

Thank you,
Mitch Hoffman

Re: [Pygoogle-discuss] HTTPError 502 Bad Gateway

[Anthony L. <ant...@ya...>]

But we are limited to only 1000 queries a day.  So, that while loop will soon exhaust the number of queries.

Giovanni Marco Dall'Olio <dal...@gm...> wrote: hi, I don't know. It seems a very old problem. Actually I use
something like this:



        ok = 0
        while not ok:
                try:
                        r_obj = google.doGoogleSearch(query)
                        ok = 1
                except:
                        print 'Errore del server di google, aspetto un
attimo e riprovo;'
                        ok = 0
                        time.sleep(3)




2006/11/18, Anthony Liu :
> A search of google found out that tons of people are having this annoying
> HTTPError:
>
> "SOAPpy.Errors.HTTPError: "
>
> So, what is the solution?
>
> Thanks.
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Re: [Pygoogle-discuss] HTTPError 502 Bad Gateway

[Giovanni M. Dall'O. <dal...@gm...>]

hi, I don't know. It seems a very old problem. Actually I use
something like this:

<blockquote>

        ok = 0
        while not ok:
                try:
                        r_obj = google.doGoogleSearch(query)
                        ok = 1
                except:
                        print 'Errore del server di google, aspetto un
attimo e riprovo;'
                        ok = 0
                        time.sleep(3)

</blockquote>


2006/11/18, Anthony Liu <ant...@ya...>:
> A search of google found out that tons of people are having this annoying
> HTTPError:
>
> "SOAPpy.Errors.HTTPError: <HTTPError 502 Bad Gateway>"
>
> So, what is the solution?
>
> Thanks.
>
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[Pygoogle-discuss] HTTPError 502 Bad Gateway

[Anthony L. <ant...@ya...>]

A search of google found out that tons of people are having this annoying HTTPError:

"SOAPpy.Errors.HTTPError: <HTTPError 502 Bad Gateway>"

So, what is the solution?

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[Pygoogle-discuss] Google "define"

[Chris S <chr...@gm...>]

I noticed that google.doGoogleSearch('define: <blah>') always returns
0 results, regardless of the value of <blah>. Is the "define:" keyword
not support by PyGoogle?

Regards,
Chris

[Pygoogle-discuss] Exception "unbound method"

[Werner F. B. <wer...@fr...>]

I just discovered pygoogle due to a write up in Programmez 
(www.programmez.com).

I am trying to run this simple script:

import google

google.setLicense('mygooglekey')
data = google.doGoogleSearch('python')

for result in data.results:
    print result.URL

But I receive this error:
C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages\pygoogle\google.py:58: DeprecationWarning: 
SOAPpy not imported. Trying legacy SOAP.py.
  import GoogleSOAPFacade
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "mygoogletest.py", line 4, in <module>
    data = google.doGoogleSearch('python')
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\google.py", line 421, in 
doGoogleSearch
    outputencoding )
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\SOAP.py", line 3621, in 
__r_call
    self.__hd, self.__ma)
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\SOAP.py", line 3541, in 
__call
    p, attrs = parseSOAPRPC(r, attrs = 1)
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\SOAP.py", line 2818, in 
parseSOAPRPC
    t = _parseSOAP(xml_str, rules = rules)
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\SOAP.py", line 2791, in 
_parseSOAP
    t = SOAPParser(rules = rules)
  File "C:\Python25\lib\site-packages\pygoogle\SOAP.py", line 1934, in 
__init__
    xml.sax.handler.ContentHandler.__init__(self)
TypeError: unbound method __init__() must be called with ContentHandler 
instance as first argument (got SOAPParser instance instead)

Tried to install SOAPpy 0.12 but setup.py has an error.  I am also 
wondering if you will at some point update to use the replacement for 
SOAPpy (ZSI)?

Best regards
Werner

[Pygoogle-discuss] interesting pyGoogle applications

[Ed H. <edh...@gm...>]

what are some of the people on this list using this module for? just curiou=
s
...

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[Pygoogle-discuss] newbie complaint: missing package __init__.py

[John R. <joh...@gm...>]

Hi.  I just installed the pygoogle package with
setup.py install home=3D....
and noticed that it put a directory named pygoogle in the sys.path
directory I said.  However, the pygoogle didn't contain a __init__.py
file, so it wasn't recognized as a package, and I couldn't import from
it.  You should just add an empty __init__.py file, as I do below:

% python
Python 2.4 (#1, Nov 30 2004, 11:25:14)=20
[GCC 3.4.2 20041017 (Red Hat 3.4.2-6.fc3)] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from pygoogle import google
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
ImportError: No module named pygoogle

% touch lib/python/pygoogle/__init__.py
% python
Python 2.4 (#1, Nov 30 2004, 11:25:14)=20
[GCC 3.4.2 20041017 (Red Hat 3.4.2-6.fc3)] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from pygoogle import google
/home/jtr/pagebites/trunk/build/lib/python/pygoogle/google.py:58: Deprecati=
onWar
ning: SOAPpy not imported. Trying legacy SOAP.py.
  import GoogleSOAPFacade
>>> # i.e. it works.  Well enough.

[Pygoogle-discuss] PyGoogle and PROXY server authentication

[Devine T. <Tho...@ly...>]

Below is a simple Python program that used PyGoogle:-
=20
1:import google
2:google.setLicense('/+iZkK1QFHIAXOxH1Owobs3BcArTHwIv') #=20
3:google.setProxy('fwa:8080')=20
4:data =3D google.doGoogleSearch('python')
5:print data.meta.searchTime
6:print data.results[0].URL
7:print data.results[0].title

Line 3 sets the proxy server.  However, the proxy servers in my network =
REQUIRE user authentication with a valid username and password.=20
=20
Is there anyway I can use PyGoogle and authenticate???

regards

thomas devine

Re: [Pygoogle-discuss] First post: hobby pyGoogle script, seeking feedback...

[Ron S. <rd...@ma...>]

I have uploaded a text file to my web server that is the exact same as 
my askmerlina.cgi file, except that it is named askmerlina.txt so that 
you can see it and copy and paste it or download it. If anyone wants 
the source code (or wants to help me modify the cgi script so that a 
user can enter their own Google license key instead of  using mine 
(hint hint) ) then just go to www.awaretek.com/askmerlina.txt adn you 
will have it.

Thanks

Ron

On Oct 31, 2004, at 12:51 PM, Ron Stephens wrote:

> Hello. I am new to this list. I hope there is some activity on here?

No, there really isn't any activity on this list. :(

> I have a (very rough, I admit it) script using pyGoogle that runs on 
> the command line and can be found on my web site at 
> www.awaretek.com/plf.html .  It takes questions from users and options 
> to decide amongst.

What options are there? What kinds of questions can it answer?

> There are also two online CGI versions there that are easy to try out, 
> first a "simple" one that takes a question and options to choose from 
> amongst only, then a second more "sophisticated" version that tries to 
> emulate the full command line version; but it doesn't get as good of 
> answers yet.

I asked "What is the buick six?" and I got this:

  Traceback (most recent call last):  File 
"/var/www/cgi-bin/askmerlin.cgi", line 351, in ?  decide.turntheCrank() 
  File "/var/www/cgi-bin/askmerlin.cgi", line 236, in turntheCrank  
self.choices = form['choices'].value.split(",")  File 
"/usr/local/python/lib/python2.2/cgi.py", line 550, in __getitem__  
raise KeyError, key KeyError: choices

> So the command line version (merlina.py) is the one I am hoping 
> someone from this list might take the time to look at. I need to 
> refine the CGI versions.
>
> I am a but a poor coder but it's a fun hobby. I love pyGoogle and 
> Python. Pleas let me know if you have any suggestions.

You can't be that poor if your program actually deciphers natural 
speech (see START at http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/infolab/)

> Maybe someone can build something better from the ideas I am trying 
> out? If not, I hope to be able to spend some time during the late 
> December holidays to refine and improved Ask Merlin, both the command 
> line version and the CGI versions.

Again, see START

> By the way, I originally did these scripts using web scraping 
> techniques, but of course as Google (and then Yahoo, which I switched 
> to) kept changing things the scripts that once worked kept breaking. 
> It was way too much work to waste time keeping up with. But now that I 
> switched to the Google API, it makes a lot more sense ;-)).
>
> Only problem is, today I already used up all of my 1000 queries, in 
> debugging my CGI versions of the scripts. ;-(((

It looks like your online versions use YOUR personal google developer 
key, even when someone else is using your script. You should have 
people enter their own google developer key when they are using Merlin. 
Your web interface should also give the user some idea of how many 
queries it will use.

> Anyway, don't expect too much, but if anyone looks at the scripts, I'm 
> eternally grateful

Well I won't have time to really look at this until at least November 
6th, but I'll be sure to give you some feedback at that point.

30 second response:

List has been moribund.

Look at effbot.org ElementTree package which has (much better IMO)
Google functionality built in.

Will try to look at your URL if no one responds before I get 5 minutes.

On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 09:51, Ron Stephens wrote:
> Hello. I am new to this list. I hope there is some activity on here?
>
> I have a (very rough, I admit it) script using pyGoogle that runs on
> the command line and can be found on my web site at
> www.awaretek.com/plf.html .  It takes questions from users and options
> to decide amongst.
>
> There are also two online CGI versions there that are easy to try out,
> first a "simple" one that takes a question and options to choose from
> amongst only, then a second more "sophisticated" version that tries to
> emulate the full command line version; but it doesn't get as good of
> answers yet.
>
> So the command line version (merlina.py) is the one I am hoping someone
> from this list might take the time to look at. I need to refine the CGI
> versions.
>
> I am a but a poor coder but it's a fun hobby. I love pyGoogle and
> Python. Pleas let me know if you have any suggestions.
>
> Maybe someone can build something better from the ideas I am trying
> out? If not, I hope to be able to spend some time during the late
> December holidays to refine and improved Ask Merlin, both the command
> line version and the CGI versions.
>
> By the way, I originally did these scripts using web scraping
> techniques, but of course as Google (and then Yahoo, which I switched
> to) kept changing things the scripts that once worked kept breaking. It
> was way too much work to waste time keeping up with. But now that I
> switched to the Google API, it makes a lot more sense ;-)).
>
> Only problem is, today I already used up all of my 1000 queries, in
> debugging my CGI versions of the scripts. ;-(((
>
> Anyway, don't expect too much, but if anyone looks at the scripts, I'm
> eternally grateful
>
> Ron Stephens
>
> www.awaretek.com/plf.html
>
>
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[Pygoogle-discuss] First post: hobby pyGoogle script, seeking feedback...

[Ron S. <rd...@ma...>]

Hello. I am new to this list. I hope there is some activity on here?

I have a (very rough, I admit it) script using pyGoogle that runs on 
the command line and can be found on my web site at 
www.awaretek.com/plf.html .  It takes questions from users and options 
to decide amongst.

There are also two online CGI versions there that are easy to try out, 
first a "simple" one that takes a question and options to choose from 
amongst only, then a second more "sophisticated" version that tries to 
emulate the full command line version; but it doesn't get as good of 
answers yet.

So the command line version (merlina.py) is the one I am hoping someone 
from this list might take the time to look at. I need to refine the CGI 
versions.

I am a but a poor coder but it's a fun hobby. I love pyGoogle and 
Python. Pleas let me know if you have any suggestions.

Maybe someone can build something better from the ideas I am trying 
out? If not, I hope to be able to spend some time during the late 
December holidays to refine and improved Ask Merlin, both the command 
line version and the CGI versions.

By the way, I originally did these scripts using web scraping 
techniques, but of course as Google (and then Yahoo, which I switched 
to) kept changing things the scripts that once worked kept breaking. It 
was way too much work to waste time keeping up with. But now that I 
switched to the Google API, it makes a lot more sense ;-)).

Only problem is, today I already used up all of my 1000 queries, in 
debugging my CGI versions of the scripts. ;-(((

Anyway, don't expect too much, but if anyone looks at the scripts, I'm 
eternally grateful

Ron Stephens

www.awaretek.com/plf.html

[Pygoogle-discuss] Anyone using this list?

[Donny V. <sm...@th...>]

Does anyone use this list? I've been subscribed for a day and haven't 
seen anything. I just wanted to ask what kind of programs exist that 
use PyGoogle since I couldn't find any myself.

[Pygoogle-discuss] Accessing raw response string from API?

[Sam P. <spe...@we...>]

Am I missing something, or does PyGoogle not expose the <SOAP-ENV> XML
string it gets back from the server? AFAICT the string is retrieved in
SOAPProxy.__call 

    r = self.transport.call(self.proxy, m, sa, encoding = self.encoding,
                                http_proxy = self.http_proxy,
                                config = self.config)

and consumed in SOAPpy/Parser._parseSOAP, never to be seen again.

I could expose it by creating a module-level global variable (yuk!) but
it sure would be nice to just get the XML string without having to
maintain my own version of SOAPProxy and possibly other modules. So--am
I wrong about the string not being exposed? If not, is there a better
way to expose it than a module-level variable given the current code
base?

Thanks,
Sam

[Pygoogle-discuss] Corporate firewall

[Razafindrakoto J. C. <Jea...@ax...>]

When trying the most simple sample code to test Pygoogle. I've been r=
ejected
by the firewall of m company.
Did anyone know how to overcome this problem ?

Thanks,

Jean-CLaude

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[Pygoogle-discuss] Quota per API

[Peter B. <ma...@pe...>]

Is it possible, with pyGoogle, to find out how much is left on your quota?

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