[chore] *: fix typos detected by typos-cli

searx/engines/base.py

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ paging = True
 number_of_results = 10
 
 # shortcuts for advanced search
-shorcut_dict = {
+shortcut_dict = {
     # user-friendly keywords
     'format:': 'dcformat:',
     'author:': 'dccreator:',
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ shorcut_dict = {
 
 def request(query, params):
     # replace shortcuts with API advanced search keywords
-    for key, val in shorcut_dict.items():
+    for key, val in shortcut_dict.items():
         query = re.sub(key, val, query)
 
     # basic search

searx/engines/bing.py

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ On the `preference page`_ Bing offers a lot of languages an regions (see section
 LANGUAGE and COUNTRY/REGION).  The Language is the language of the UI, we need
 in SearXNG to get the translations of data such as *"published last week"*.
 
-There is a description of the offical search-APIs_, unfortunately this is not
+There is a description of the official search-APIs_, unfortunately this is not
 the API we can use or that bing itself would use.  You can look up some things
 in the API to get a better picture of bing, but the value specifications like
 the market codes are usually outdated or at least no longer used by bing itself.
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ def request(query, params):
     page = params.get('pageno', 1)
     query_params = {
         'q': query,
-        # if arg 'pq' is missed, somtimes on page 4 we get results from page 1,
+        # if arg 'pq' is missed, sometimes on page 4 we get results from page 1,
         # don't ask why it is only sometimes / its M$ and they have never been
         # deterministic ;)
         'pq': query,
@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ def response(resp):
         logger.debug('result error :\n%s', e)
 
     if result_len and _page_offset(resp.search_params.get("pageno", 0)) > result_len:
-        # Avoid reading more results than avalaible.
+        # Avoid reading more results than available.
         # For example, if there is 100 results from some search and we try to get results from 120 to 130,
         # Bing will send back the results from 0 to 10 and no error.
         # If we compare results count with the first parameter of the request we can avoid this "invalid" results.

searx/engines/duckduckgo.py

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ about = {
 }
 
 send_accept_language_header = True
-"""DuckDuckGo-Lite tries to guess user's prefered language from the HTTP
+"""DuckDuckGo-Lite tries to guess user's preferred language from the HTTP
 ``Accept-Language``.  Optional the user can select a region filter (but not a
 language).
 """
@@ -402,7 +402,7 @@ def fetch_traits(engine_traits: EngineTraits):
     """Fetch languages & regions from DuckDuckGo.
 
     SearXNG's ``all`` locale maps DuckDuckGo's "Alle regions" (``wt-wt``).
-    DuckDuckGo's language "Browsers prefered language" (``wt_WT``) makes no
+    DuckDuckGo's language "Browsers preferred language" (``wt_WT``) makes no
     sense in a SearXNG request since SearXNG's ``all`` will not add a
     ``Accept-Language`` HTTP header.  The value in ``engine_traits.all_locale``
     is ``wt-wt`` (the region).

searx/engines/startpage.py

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ search_url = base_url + '/sp/search'
 
 # specific xpath variables
 # ads xpath //div[@id="results"]/div[@id="sponsored"]//div[@class="result"]
-# not ads: div[@class="result"] are the direct childs of div[@id="results"]
+# not ads: div[@class="result"] are the direct children of div[@id="results"]
 search_form_xpath = '//form[@id="search"]'
 """XPath of Startpage's origin search form
 

searx/engines/tineye.py

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ def response(resp):
                 'title': backlink['image_name'],
                 'img_src': backlink['url'],
                 'format': tineye_match['image_format'],
-                'widht': tineye_match['width'],
+                'width': tineye_match['width'],
                 'height': tineye_match['height'],
                 'publishedDate': backlink['crawl_date'],
             }

searx/engines/voidlinux.py

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ void_arch = 'x86_64'
 """Default architecture to search for.  For valid values see :py:obj:`ARCH_RE`"""
 
 ARCH_RE = re.compile('aarch64-musl|armv6l-musl|armv7l-musl|x86_64-musl|aarch64|armv6l|armv7l|i686|x86_64')
-"""Regular expresion that match a architecture in the query string."""
+"""Regular expression that match a architecture in the query string."""
 
 
 def request(query, params):