Usage Examples

Overview

The following examples demonstrate the practical application of so.ez in different scenarios. Each example includes detailed operation steps to help you quickly master the usage.

Example 1: Academic Research

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Syntax Plan

1. Go to "Config" → "Syntax Plans"
2. Click "Add Syntax Plan"
3. Fill in information:
4. Add syntax tokens:
5. Click "Save"

Step 2: Create Search Plan

1. Go to "Config" → "Search Plans"
2. Click "Add Search Plan"
3. Fill in information:
4. Click "Save"

Step 3: Execute Search

1. Return to homepage
2. Select Academic Search from search plan dropdown menu
3. Enter keyword: machine learning
4. Press Enter

Example 2: Technical Documentation Search

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Syntax Plan

1. Create syntax plan GitHub Documentation Search
2. Add syntax tokens:

Step 2: Create Search Plan

1. Create search plan GitHub Project Search
2. Select syntax plan: GitHub Documentation Search
3. Select search engine: Google

Step 3: Execute Search

1. Select search plan GitHub Project Search
2. Enter keyword: Python machine learning

Example 3: Market Research

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Syntax Plan

1. Create syntax plan Industry Report Search
2. Add syntax tokens:

Step 2: Create Search Plan

1. Create search plan Market Research
2. Select syntax plan: Industry Report Search
3. Select multiple search engines for comparison

Step 3: Execute Search

1. Select search plan Market Research
2. Enter keyword: artificial intelligence 2024

Example 4: News Search

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Syntax Plan

1. Create syntax plan News Search
2. Add syntax tokens:

Step 2: Create Search Plan

1. Create search plan News Information
2. Select syntax plan: News Search
3. Select search engines: Google News, Baidu News

Step 3: Execute Search

1. Select search plan News Information
2. Enter keyword: technology innovation

Example 5: Multi-Engine Comparison Search

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Search Plan

1. Create search plan Multi-Engine Comparison
2. Select syntax plan: (optional)
3. Select multiple search engines:
4. Enable "Multi-Open Mode"

Step 2: Execute Search

1. Select search plan Multi-Engine Comparison
2. Enter keyword: AI development trends
3. Press Enter

Example 6: Exact Search

Operation Steps

Step 1: Create Syntax Plan

1. Create syntax plan Exact Search
2. Add syntax tokens:

Step 2: Execute Search

1. Select search plan Exact Search
2. Enter keyword: tutorial

Best Practices Summary

Plan Naming Convention

• Use descriptive names, like "Academic Paper Search" instead of "Plan 1"
• Add category tags for easy management and search
• Add description to explain plan purpose and applicable scenarios

Syntax Combination Tips

• Start with simple syntax, gradually add more conditions
• Use site: to limit search scope and improve accuracy
• Use filetype: to find documents in specific formats
• Use NOT to exclude irrelevant content
• Combine multiple syntax to create powerful search conditions

Search Engine Selection

• Choose appropriate engine based on search content
• Prioritize Google Scholar, Baidu Academic for academic search
• Prioritize Google, GitHub for technical documentation
• Prioritize Baidu for Chinese content
• Use multi-engine comparison for more comprehensive results

Data Management

• Regularly export configuration data as backup
• Export configuration before changing devices or browsers
• Clean up unused engines and plans
• Use category function to organize large amounts of configuration