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[FEATURE] Search articles #41
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For now, the app search for articles using SearXNG instances. The instances selected allow showing the results in JSON format in order to avoid scraping. However, the requests are often blocked because of rate limits. One workaround is to use the RSS feed of Formula 1 and then search in it. For the moment, I didn't find any way to get more than 22 articles. Furthermore, I don't think that getting 1000 articles and then searching among them is a good solution, as it will use a lot of bandwidth and be very slow. |
Sorry for the dumb question, but what do you mean by avoid scraping in this context? Also in the worst case of scenario of all of the selected instances going down, are there any search engines you plan to use as the fallback option or will you use other instances? Currently I found Metager (metasearch similar to SearX), Mojeek (UK, uses its own crawler), Swisscows (data center in Switzerland, uses Bing Search and Bing Ads, though it uses its own indexes for Germany) to be viable options as well |
I don't like fetching a page and then extracting the content, but I will try to see if the rate limits still apply. If it doesn't, I will add the scraping if no results are found using the first method.
Thanks for these suggestions! However, I choose SearXNG because the backend is open-source, even if these propositions are made to be private. |
The good news is that requesting the page in HTML format is not rate limited, so it will work better. |
Added in latest release (v0.4.0). |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
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A search functionnality, at least for articles.
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