Parse $ARGUMENTS into flags for the bundled script and run it in one Bash call. The script handles search, download, filename generation, and Typst code output.

Flags: query (positional), --logo, --stock, --url <url>, -d dir, -o output, -n count, --size, --type, --width, --caption "..."

Pass --typst when generating images for Typst documents (the typical case). If --output/-o is not given, omit it (script auto-generates from query + dir).

Run exactly one command:

bash

SERPAPI_KEY="$SERPAPI_KEY" uv run --script {baseDir}/scripts/image_search.py "<query>" --typst [other flags...]

If SERPAPI_KEY is empty in this shell, read it from fish: `fish -c 'set fish_greeting; echo $SERPAPI_KEY'` (suppress greeting to avoid ANSI pollution).

For --stock mode, also forward Unsplash/Pexels keys if available:

bash

SERPAPI_KEY="$SERPAPI_KEY" UNSPLASH_ACCESS_KEY="$UNSPLASH_ACCESS_KEY" PEXELS_API_KEY="$PEXELS_API_KEY" uv run --script {baseDir}/scripts/image_search.py "<query>" --stock --typst [other flags...]

Print the script's stdout to the user. Done.

Modes

Mode	Flag	Behavior
Image search (default)	none	SerpAPI -> DuckDuckGo fallback -> download best match
Logo lookup	`--logo`	Logo.dev -> image search fallback
Stock photos	`--stock`	Unsplash -> Pexels -> image search fallback (license-clear)
Direct URL	`--url <url>`	Download image directly from URL

Environment

Zero API keys required — works via DuckDuckGo by default. Each key unlocks a better tier:

Key	Purpose
`SERPAPI_KEY`	Google Images (best quality)
`UNSPLASH_ACCESS_KEY`	Stock photos via Unsplash
`PEXELS_API_KEY`	Stock photos via Pexels