Wrappers for some common SERP ingestion APIs we use at TK
Project description
TK APIs
This is a collection of the wrapper functions used to call various third-party, SERP-related data sources. The implementation returns things as Pandas DataFrames, because this package was written by a data scientist for data science use.
Code examples
The package contains modules for each of the APIs.
You'll need to provide your own API keys; an easy way to do this is a .env
file.
My examples below assume you have defined a .env
and use the python-dotenv
package to
load in this information:
from dotenv import load_dotenv
import os
load_dotenv()
Once the credentials are in, you can load the desired module(s) and execute queries accordingly:
Moz
Note: All values of params
must be lists. Strings are not accepted.
from tk_apis import moz_calls as moz
moz.get_url_data(url='https://www.terakeet.com',
api_key=os.environ['MOZ_AUTH'],
params='monthly_history_deltas': ['domain_authority'],
'daily_history_deltas': ['domain_authority'])
SemRush
from tk_apis import semrush_calls as sr
sr.get_related_keywords(keyword='babylonian empire',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'])
sr.get_top_related_keyword(keyword='babylonian empire',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'])
sr.get_keyword_data(keyword='babylonian empire',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'])
sr.get_search_volume(keyword='sumerians',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'])
sr.get_organic_results(keyword='babylonian empire',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'],
n=10)
sr.get_url_organic_kws(u='https://www.nordstrom.com',
api_key=os.environ['SEMRUSH_KEY'])
SerpApi
from tk_apis import serpapi_calls as sa
serp = sa.get_serp_result(keyword='arnold schwarzenegger',
api_key=os.environ['SERPAPI_KEY'])
sa.extract_organic_df(result_set=serp)
sa.extract_knowledge_graph(result_set=serp)
sa.extract_top_stories(result_set=serp)
sa.extract_related_searches(result_set=serp)
sa.extract_related_questions(result_set=serp)
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