Cant get Data out of then() Scrapeit | NODE JS












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This is my simple App



for(var i = 0 ; i < prod.length;i++ ){
var urls = prod[i].URL
urls = urls.split(" ")[0];
scrapeIt(urls, {

avatar: {
selector: ".image img"
, attr: "src"
}
}).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
// console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
urli = "https://www.choithrams.com"+data.avatar

var name = prod[i].Name
var price = prod[i].price

console.log(name)
})
}


I want to get the result step by step but it is not iterating correctly.
Secondly I, for example, I have a global variable outside and I want to overwrite its value from the one I get, I cannot simply do it.



the Result is



Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms


which is the last item in mineJSON.
I am a beginner in all this kindly do help.










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  • Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • @CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

    – Raja Osama
    Jan 1 at 11:55
















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This is my simple App



for(var i = 0 ; i < prod.length;i++ ){
var urls = prod[i].URL
urls = urls.split(" ")[0];
scrapeIt(urls, {

avatar: {
selector: ".image img"
, attr: "src"
}
}).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
// console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
urli = "https://www.choithrams.com"+data.avatar

var name = prod[i].Name
var price = prod[i].price

console.log(name)
})
}


I want to get the result step by step but it is not iterating correctly.
Secondly I, for example, I have a global variable outside and I want to overwrite its value from the one I get, I cannot simply do it.



the Result is



Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms


which is the last item in mineJSON.
I am a beginner in all this kindly do help.










share|improve this question

























  • Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • @CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

    – Raja Osama
    Jan 1 at 11:55














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This is my simple App



for(var i = 0 ; i < prod.length;i++ ){
var urls = prod[i].URL
urls = urls.split(" ")[0];
scrapeIt(urls, {

avatar: {
selector: ".image img"
, attr: "src"
}
}).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
// console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
urli = "https://www.choithrams.com"+data.avatar

var name = prod[i].Name
var price = prod[i].price

console.log(name)
})
}


I want to get the result step by step but it is not iterating correctly.
Secondly I, for example, I have a global variable outside and I want to overwrite its value from the one I get, I cannot simply do it.



the Result is



Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms


which is the last item in mineJSON.
I am a beginner in all this kindly do help.










share|improve this question
















This is my simple App



for(var i = 0 ; i < prod.length;i++ ){
var urls = prod[i].URL
urls = urls.split(" ")[0];
scrapeIt(urls, {

avatar: {
selector: ".image img"
, attr: "src"
}
}).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
// console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
urli = "https://www.choithrams.com"+data.avatar

var name = prod[i].Name
var price = prod[i].price

console.log(name)
})
}


I want to get the result step by step but it is not iterating correctly.
Secondly I, for example, I have a global variable outside and I want to overwrite its value from the one I get, I cannot simply do it.



the Result is



Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms
Mara Chopped Tomatoes Easy Open 400 gms


which is the last item in mineJSON.
I am a beginner in all this kindly do help.







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  • Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • @CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

    – Raja Osama
    Jan 1 at 11:55



















  • Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

    – CertainPerformance
    Jan 1 at 11:42











  • @CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

    – Raja Osama
    Jan 1 at 11:55

















Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

– CertainPerformance
Jan 1 at 11:42





Possible duplicate of JavaScript closure inside loops – simple practical example

– CertainPerformance
Jan 1 at 11:42













Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

– CertainPerformance
Jan 1 at 11:42





Don't use var. Use const (or, when not possible, let)

– CertainPerformance
Jan 1 at 11:42













@CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

– Raja Osama
Jan 1 at 11:55





@CertainPerformance I have gotten this sequence of iteration ibb.co/Qf5fKxC

– Raja Osama
Jan 1 at 11:55












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It's better using Promise.all in this case:



Promise.all(prod.map(({ URL, Name, price }) => {
const URL = URL.split(" ")[0];
return scrapeIt(urls, {
avatar: {
selector: ".image img"
, attr: "src"
}
}).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
// console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
const urli = "https://www.choithrams.com" + data.avatar
return {
urli, Name, price
}
})
})).then(results => {
// Results is an array of:
// { urli: "...", Name: "...", price: ... }
...
})





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    It's better using Promise.all in this case:



    Promise.all(prod.map(({ URL, Name, price }) => {
    const URL = URL.split(" ")[0];
    return scrapeIt(urls, {
    avatar: {
    selector: ".image img"
    , attr: "src"
    }
    }).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
    // console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
    const urli = "https://www.choithrams.com" + data.avatar
    return {
    urli, Name, price
    }
    })
    })).then(results => {
    // Results is an array of:
    // { urli: "...", Name: "...", price: ... }
    ...
    })





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      It's better using Promise.all in this case:



      Promise.all(prod.map(({ URL, Name, price }) => {
      const URL = URL.split(" ")[0];
      return scrapeIt(urls, {
      avatar: {
      selector: ".image img"
      , attr: "src"
      }
      }).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
      // console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
      const urli = "https://www.choithrams.com" + data.avatar
      return {
      urli, Name, price
      }
      })
      })).then(results => {
      // Results is an array of:
      // { urli: "...", Name: "...", price: ... }
      ...
      })





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        It's better using Promise.all in this case:



        Promise.all(prod.map(({ URL, Name, price }) => {
        const URL = URL.split(" ")[0];
        return scrapeIt(urls, {
        avatar: {
        selector: ".image img"
        , attr: "src"
        }
        }).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
        // console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
        const urli = "https://www.choithrams.com" + data.avatar
        return {
        urli, Name, price
        }
        })
        })).then(results => {
        // Results is an array of:
        // { urli: "...", Name: "...", price: ... }
        ...
        })





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        It's better using Promise.all in this case:



        Promise.all(prod.map(({ URL, Name, price }) => {
        const URL = URL.split(" ")[0];
        return scrapeIt(urls, {
        avatar: {
        selector: ".image img"
        , attr: "src"
        }
        }).then(async ({ data, response }) => {
        // console.log(`Status Code: ${response.statusCode}`)
        const urli = "https://www.choithrams.com" + data.avatar
        return {
        urli, Name, price
        }
        })
        })).then(results => {
        // Results is an array of:
        // { urli: "...", Name: "...", price: ... }
        ...
        })






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