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This document outlines a Python application using Tkinter for a search engine interface. It includes classes for search, crawling, and indexing functionalities, with a graphical user interface that allows users to perform searches, crawl URLs, and manage indexing settings. The application is structured with a notebook interface containing different frames for each functionality.

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This document outlines a Python application using Tkinter for a search engine interface. It includes classes for search, crawling, and indexing functionalities, with a graphical user interface that allows users to perform searches, crawl URLs, and manage indexing settings. The application is structured with a notebook interface containing different frames for each functionality.

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Import tkinter as tk

From tkinter import ttk, filedialog, messagebox

From search_engine import SearchEngine

From crawler import Crawler

From indexer import Indexer

Class App:

Def __init__(self, root):

Self.root = root

Self.root.title(„Moteur de recherche“)

Self.search_engine = SearchEngine()

Self.search_engine.load_index()

Self.crawler = Crawler(„“)

Self.indexer = Indexer()

Self.notebook = ttk.Notebook(self.root)

Self.notebook.pack(pady=10, expand=True)

Self.frame_search = tk.Frame(self.notebook)

Self.frame_crawler = tk.Frame(self.notebook)

Self.frame_indexer = tk.Frame(self.notebook)

Self.frame_settings = tk.Frame(self.notebook)

Self.notebook.add(self.frame_search, text=“Recherche“)

Self.notebook.add(self.frame_crawler, text=“Crawler“)

Self.notebook.add(self.frame_indexer, text=“Indexeur“)

Self.notebook.add(self.frame_settings, text=“Paramètres“)

Self.search_frame()

Self.crawler_frame()
Self.indexer_frame()

Self.settings_frame()

Def search_frame(self):

Tk.Label(self.frame_search, text=“Recherche“).pack()

Self.search_entry = tk.Entry(self.frame_search, width=50)

Self.search_entry.pack()

Tk.Button(self.frame_search, text=“Rechercher“,
command=self.search).pack()

Self.search_results = tk.Text(self.frame_search)

Self.search_results.pack()

Def crawler_frame(self):

Tk.Label(self.frame_crawler, text=“URL“).pack()

Self.crawler_entry = tk.Entry(self.frame_crawler, width=50)

Self.crawler_entry.pack()

Tk.Button(self.frame_crawler, text=“Crawler“,
command=self.crawl).pack()

Self.crawler_status = tk.Label(self.frame_crawler, text=““)

Self.crawler_status.pack()

Def indexer_frame(self):

Tk.Button(self.frame_indexer, text=“Indexer“,
command=self.index).pack()

Self.indexer_status = tk.Label(self.frame_indexer, text=““)

Self.indexer_status.pack()

Def settings_frame(self):

Tk.Label(self.frame_settings, text=“Paramètres“).pack()

Tk.Button(self.frame_settings, text=“Sauvegarder l’index“,


command=self.save_index).pack()
Def search(self):

Query = self.search_entry.get()

Results = self.search_engine.search(query)

Self.search_results.delete(1.0, tk.END)

Self.search_results.insert(tk.END, ‚\n‘.

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