Error In Running GoogleDorker.

[ya3raj]

The Following error occurs when running the googledorker. The requirements are already installed.

[version]: dorker current version v1.0.1 (latest) [ERR]: Exception occured in the Keyreader module due to: 'dict' object has no attribute 'split', <class 'AttributeError'> [ERR]: Exception occured in the google search request module due to: cannot unpack non-iterable NoneType object, <class 'TypeError'> Dorker |▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉▉| 1/1 [100%] in 0.0s (332.57/s)

[RevoltSecurities]

Hi @ya3raj ,
The error ocured due to defined keys syntax is wrong and we request you to see here to define your API keys in valid formats to avoid this exceptions and I hope these will resolve your issues and also there is no issues in your requirements.

Kind regards,
@RevoltSecurities

[ya3raj]

Hi @RevoltSecurities

I tried to store the keys in both formats (Inline List and Key-Value Pairs) and still getting the same error. Find the attached image

[Satanaelcode]

Same issue here

Used Both Formatting Methods -> Same error

[RevoltSecurities]

Hi @ya3raj and @Satanaelcode ,
Looks like thats not a valid configuration of GoogleDorker cause we actually point key1 and so on are api keys of google not the index values of keys and this is a sample for proper key configurations.

google: 
    # goole-api-key:cxid format
    - ASdshsb3u9gubo4ubADK:12hkv1h231vi1,
    - Adsugorwgowrgugougwugbu:1279t9t492t9

and remember there shouldn't be space in between keys and cxid , that should properly configured like: api-key:cxid
I hope this helps you to resolve the issue.

Kind regards,
@RevoltSecurities

[Satanaelcode]

Ohhh!
thats very missleading if you never used that tool
maby change that in the docs to look like the formatting of a key rather then key1 key2

example

google:
# goole-api-key:cxid format
- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:yyyyyy,
- yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy:xxxxxx