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NAME

       pinot-search - Query search engines from the command-line

SYNOPSIS

       pinot-search                 [OPTIONS]                 SEARCHENGINETYPE
       SEARCHENGINENAME|SEARCHENGINEOPTION QUERYINPUT

DESCRIPTION

       pinot-search - Query search engines from the command-line

OPTIONS

       -d, --datefirst
              sort by date then by relevance

       -h, --help
              display this help and exit

       -l, --locationonly
              only show the location of each result

       -m, --max
              maximum number of results (default 10)

       -r, --storedquery
              query input is the name of a stored query

       -s, --stemming
              stemming language (in English)

       -c, --tocsv
              file to export results in CSV format to

       -x, --toxml
              file to export results in XML format to

       -v, --version
              output version information and exit

       -q, --xesamql
              query input is a file containing Xesam QL

       -u, --xesamul
              query input is a file containing Xesam UL

       Supported search engine types are : ’opensearch’ ’sherlock’ ’xapian’

EXAMPLES

       pinot-search opensearch  /usr/share/pinot/engines/KrustyDescription.xml
       "clowns"

       pinot-search   --max   20   sherlock  /usr/share/pinot/engines/Bozo.src
       "clowns"

       pinot-search googleapi mygoogleapikey "clowns"

       pinot-search xapian ~/.pinot/index "label:Clowns"

       pinot-search --stemming english xapian somehostname:12345 "clowning"

       pinot-search --xesamul xapian ~/.pinot/index some_xesamul_query.txt

       pinot-search --xesamql xesam - some_xesamql_query.xml

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to fabricecolin@users.berlios.de

       This is free software.  You may redistribute copies  of  it  under  the
       terms       of       the      GNU      General      Public      License
       <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html>.  There  is  NO
       WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.