no result

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when I type "I want to call" in smokin, I get the error no result

[sewnie]

same, except literally nothing works

[PureArtistry]

Hi, this script is kind of abandoned, there were a number of other bugs before this broke it altogether.
The script had become overly complicated and shell was not the ideal language for what we wanted it to do.

I have made a fork of this in rust that you can find here
and @BeyondMagic (another collaborator on this project) has a C++ fork in the works here

sorry about this, if you want to carry on using this script, changing line 886

from:

user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:53.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/53.0"

to:

user_agent="Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) QtWebEngine/5.15.2 Chrome/87.0.4280.144 Safari/537.36"

might get it working again (you could also try different user agents, that is the root of the problem)

i did, but I'm still getting the same error

[sewnie]

Hi, this script is kind of abandoned, there were a number of other bugs before this broke it altogether.
The script had become overly complicated and shell was not the ideal language for what we wanted it to do.

aight i'll just try them i guess

i finally did it, thank you, it was like you said, it comes when I restart the computer

[ej-sanmartin]

Rip that this project got abandoned

[ej-sanmartin]

@PureArtistry your fix did the trick for me, was not outputting any results before that change. Most functionalities seem to be working but items that you'd expect a list are not working.

Examples queries like:

$ tuxi "what is the cast of Iron Man"
$ tuxi "top 5 places to visit in NYC"

Outputs the definitions of "Iron Man" and "NYC", respectively.

Also language queries, like tuxi "I love you in spanish" do not work. Just outputs links.

I'll make a PR with your change so those who attempt to download this command at least get some functionalities to work.

[antimike]

@PureArtistry Any chance you could archive this repo (possibly after @ej-sanmartin's fix is merged)? Seems like a good idea at this point to avoid frustrating new users...

[fboumol]

Easy Fix: replace in the shell tuxi script the (unique) call to "curl" with any of the binaries provided at https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate In particular I have used "curl_chrome99" and now it works.