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Sorry, I cannot find any reasonable answer for your query. #93
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Same here |
Same here. No matter what questions it returns "Sorry, I cannot find any reasonable answer for your query." I have installed it with "sudo npm install -g how-2". |
Same here! |
same here even with the question |
Same here and because last version is 3 years old, I guess one of the APIs changed. |
still broken |
Hi guys and thank you for letting me know about this. I immediately thought that this was caused by https://github.com/jprichardson/node-google. To fix this I should probably play a bit with My idea would be to also include that single-file-library (which is apparently not supported anymore) in this project and, eventually, switch from Feel free to help on this if you want/can. |
I really wish I had the know-how to help you out with this, sorry!
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…On Wed, 31 Jul 2019 at 12:27, Paolo Cifariello ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi guys and thank you for letting me know about this.
I immediately thought that this was caused by
https://github.com/jprichardson/node-google.
I discovered that the library successfully retrieves an HTML containing
the results, but unfortunately something changed in the response format,
hence results are no more correctly parsed (this should be the broken line
https://github.com/jprichardson/node-google/blob/master/lib/google.js#L68)
To fix this I should probably play a bit with cheerio and the produced
HTML to see if I can extract results, changing the old div.g, which is
apparently no more a valid selector.
My idea would be to also include that single-file-library (which is
apparently not supported anymore) in this project and, eventually, switch
from requests to axios to have Promise support in addition to this fix.
Feel free to help on this if you want/can.
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I've noticed that also, but since I discovered a new library that is maintained, I decided to modify it a bit to suit our needs and removed the old one.
I can do it in the next PR 😄 |
@josephhyatt @pgcudahy @tomhayes @aranmohyeddin while we wait for the PR to be processed, you can download and install how2 from my Github repo and test it. git clone https://github.com/VladimirMikulic/how2
sudo npm i -g ./how2 Enjoy 🚀 🚀 🚀 |
@VladimirMikulic, could you please provide release section with downloadable Like this one from npm repository: https://registry.npmjs.org/how2/-/how2-1.7.1.tgz It is needed to create Arch linux PKGBUILD. |
@petRUShka as you wished, I added a release section. Good luck with Arch BTW :) |
@VladimirMikulic, thanks! |
@petRUShka Thank you for maintaining the PKGBUILD ;) |
@aranmohyeddin, @VladimirMikulic, |
@petRUShka I'll keep it updated, feel free to suggest new features & report bugs. |
@VladimirMikulic I wanna give you two likes if GitHub allows! Big Thanks 👍🏻 |
@VladimirMikulic thanks a lot for suggesting I just updated |
@PaoloCifariello glad you came back. Next time when you want to go on vacation feel free to message me :) |
Hi @PaoloCifriello, Thank you for returning on that. Not sure it is related to the latest fix, but strangely after update query like "how2 fly to the moon" return error. Maybe it should resolve it that way for these non-it related queries. |
I am now getting this error, after the AI bit has been added. Never had it back when it was only stackoverflow. "Sorry, I cannot find any reasonable answer for your query." Has anyone else encountered this after the update? |
No matter what question I ask (even your example question) I keep getting "Sorry, I cannot find any reasonable answer for your query."
Example question:
how2 read file while is changing
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