OpenDirectory-Finder: Open directory search tool
Command-line search engine for indexed open directories.
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OpenDirectory-Finder is a search tool designed to query publicly accessible open directories and aggregate downloadable content. It operates by searching across indexed open directory listings and returning direct links to files matching user-specified criteria. The tool supports filtering by multiple file categories and types, allowing users to narrow results to specific content domains. Common usage involves locating media files, software distributions, or other publicly shared content without relying on centralized hosting platforms.
Category-Based Filtering
Search results filter across predefined content types including video, books, music, software, and images. Constrains queries to specific file domains, eliminating irrelevant mixed results from generic directory crawling.
Direct Download Links
Returns immediate file URLs instead of intermediate search pages or aggregator redirects. Eliminates navigation overhead by providing single-click access to indexed open directory content.
Multi-Format Support
Handles diverse file types including ISO images, DMG packages, compressed archives, and common media formats. Unified interface for locating varied content without switching between specialized directory search tools.
from opendirectory import OpenDirectoryFinder
finder = OpenDirectoryFinder()
results = finder.search(query="linux iso")
for file in results:
print(f"{file.name}: {file.url}")Top in Developer Tools
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