This is fork of the original serpapi/serpapi-javascript repository with support for modern browsers and Node >= 18. If using Node >= 7, please use the original repository.

Scrape and parse search engine results using SerpApi. Get search results from Google, Bing, Baidu, Yandex, Yahoo, Home Depot, eBay and more.

• Supports Node.js 18.x and newer.
• Refer to this example for help.

npm install @subho57/serpapi

const { getJson } = require("@subho57/serpapi");
getJson({
  engine: "google",
  api_key: API_KEY, // Get your API_KEY from https://serpapi.com/manage-api-key
  q: "coffee",
  location: "Austin, Texas",
}, (json) => {
  console.log(json["organic_results"]);
});

• Refer to this example for help.

You will need to add "type": "module" to your package.json:

{
  "type": "module",
  // rest of package.json
}

import { getJson } from "@subho57/serpapi";
const response = await getJson({
  engine: "google",
  api_key: API_KEY, // Get your API_KEY from https://serpapi.com/manage-api-key
  q: "coffee",
  location: "Austin, Texas",
});
console.log(response);

• Import directly from deno.land.
• Usage is otherwise the same as above.
• Refer to this example for help.

import { getJson } from "https://deno.land/x/serpapi/mod.ts";

• TypeScript support.
• Works out-of-the-box with Node.js and Deno.
• Promises and async/await support.
• Callbacks support.
• Examples in JavaScript/TypeScript on Node.js/Deno using ESM/CommonJS, and more.
• Pagination support.
• (Planned) More error classes.

You can declare a global api_key and timeout value by modifying the config object. timeout is defined in milliseconds and defaults to 60 seconds.

All functions, other than getLocations, accepts an optional api_key and timeout that will take precedence over the values defined in config.

getLocations doesn't require an API key.

import { config, getJson } from "@subho57/serpapi";

config.api_key = API_KEY;
config.timeout = 60000;

await getJson({ engine: "google", q: "coffee" }); // uses the API key defined in the config
await getJson({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY_2, q: "coffee" }); // API_KEY_2 will be used

Search engines handle pagination in several different ways. Some rely on an "offset" value to return results starting from a specific index, while some others rely on the typical notion of a "page". These are often combined with a "size" value to define how many results are returned in a search.

This module helps you handle pagination easily. After receiving search results from getJson, simply call the next() method on the returned object to retrieve the next page of results. If there is no next() method, then either pagination is not supported for the search engine or there are no more pages to be retrieved.

const page1 = await getJson({ engine: "google", q: "coffee", start: 15 });
const page2 = await page1.next?.();

You may pass in the engine's supported pagination parameters as per normal. In the above example, the first page contains the 15th to the 24th result while the second page contains the 25th to the 34th result.

Note that if you set no_cache to true, all subsequent next() calls will not return cached results.

Refer to the getJson definition below for more examples.

• getJson
  • Parameters
  • Examples
• getHtml
  • Parameters
  • Examples
• getJsonBySearchId
  • Parameters
  • Examples
• getHtmlBySearchId
  • Parameters
  • Examples
• getAccount
  • Parameters
  • Examples
• getLocations
  • Parameters
  • Examples

Get a JSON response based on search parameters.

• Accepts an optional callback.
• Get the next page of results by calling the .next() method on the returned response object.

• parameters object search query parameters for the engine
• callback fn? optional callback

// single call (async/await)
const json = await getJson({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" });

// single call (callback)
getJson({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" }, console.log);

// pagination (async/await)
const page1 = await getJson({ engine: "google", q: "coffee", start: 15 });
const page2 = await page1.next?.();

// pagination (callback)
getJson({ engine: "google", q: "coffee", start: 15 }, (page1) => {
  page1.next?.((page2) => {
    console.log(page2);
  });
});

// pagination loop (async/await)
const organicResults = [];
let page = await getJson({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" });
while (page) {
  organicResults.push(...page.organic_results);
  if (organicResults.length >= 30) break;
  page = await page.next?.();
}

// pagination loop (callback)
const organicResults = [];
getJson({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" }, (page) => {
  organicResults.push(...page.organic_results);
  if (organicResults.length < 30 && page.next) {
    page.next();
  }
});

Get a HTML response based on search parameters.

• Accepts an optional callback.
• Responds with a JSON string if the search request hasn't completed.

• parameters object search query parameters for the engine
• callback fn? optional callback

// async/await
const html = await getHtml({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" });

// callback
getHtml({ engine: "google", api_key: API_KEY, q: "coffee" }, console.log);

Get a JSON response given a search ID.

• This search ID can be obtained from the search_metadata.id key in the response.
• Typically used together with the async parameter.
• Accepts an optional callback.

• searchId string search ID

• parameters object (optional, default {})

  • parameters.api_key string? API key
  • parameters.timeout number? timeout in milliseconds

• callback fn? optional callback

const response = await getJson({
  engine: "google",
  api_key: API_KEY,
  async: true,
  q: "coffee",
});
const { id } = response.search_metadata;
await delay(1000); // wait for the request to be processed.

// async/await
const json = await getJsonBySearchId(id, { api_key: API_KEY });

// callback
getJsonBySearchId(id, { api_key: API_KEY }, console.log);

Get a HTML response given a search ID.

• This search ID can be obtained from the search_metadata.id key in the response.
• Typically used together with the async parameter.
• Accepts an optional callback.
• Responds with a JSON if the search request hasn't completed.

• searchId string search ID

• parameters object (optional, default {})

  • parameters.api_key string? API key
  • parameters.timeout number? timeout in milliseconds

• callback fn? optional callback

const response = await getJson({
  engine: "google",
  api_key: API_KEY,
  async: true,
  q: "coffee",
});
const { id } = response.search_metadata;
await delay(1000); // wait for the request to be processed.

// async/await
const html = await getHtmlBySearchId(id, { api_key: API_KEY });

// callback
getHtmlBySearchId(id, { api_key: API_KEY }, console.log);

Get account information of an API key. https://serpapi.com/account-api

• parameters object (optional, default {})

  • parameters.api_key string? API key
  • parameters.timeout number? timeout in milliseconds

• callback fn? optional callback

// async/await
const info = await getAccount({ api_key: API_KEY });

// callback
getAccount({ api_key: API_KEY }, console.log);

Get supported locations. Does not require an API key. https://serpapi.com/locations-api

• parameters object (optional, default {})

  • parameters.q string? query for a location
  • parameters.limit number? limit on number of locations returned
  • parameters.timeout number? timeout in milliseconds

• callback fn? optional callback

// async/await
const locations = await getLocations({ limit: 3 });

// callback
getLocations({ limit: 3 }, console.log);