This is a command-line app that scrapes the results of a Google Images search.
The app uses a Selenium WebDriver to render the search results into a browser, this is necessary because the searched images are only loaded when the request is interpreted by a browser.
With that being said, the program needs a selenium-server.jar file stored in .google_images_scraper folder on Home directory. You can download it here.
After the download, just create the .google_images_scraper folder on your Home directory and then drop the .jar file.

To install this program you'll need Rust and Cargo installed in your machine.
You can install both here.

Then run:

$ cargo install --git https://github.com/EduardoPD1921/google_images_scraper-rs

$ google_images_scraper-rs [SEARCH_PARAMETER] [OPTIONS]

Args:

• search_parameter <string>: (required) String that's going to be inserted on Google Images text input.
• Options:
  • --download-limit <integer>: (optional) Limit of downloads per scraping.
  • --folder-name <string>: (optional) Custom folder name with downloaded images.

Until now, the scraper has a limitation of the quantity of images that can be downloaded in a single scraping. This occurs because the browser only load 1 page of results.