SITUATION:
I was able to use the variable indexTotal inside the page.evaluate context like this:
var indexTotal = ...
(do something with indexTotal)
const thedata = await page.evaluate(indexTotal => {
}, indexTotal).catch( error => {
console.log("ERROR: "+error);
});
PROBLEM:
But when it comes to global.parseData, I get the following error:
Unexpected token .
for this code:
const thedata = await page.evaluate((global.parseData(id,name,url)) => {
}, (global.parseData(id,name,url))).catch( error => {
console.log("ERROR: "+error);
});
QUESTION:
What is the proper syntax to use my global function inside page.evaluate
?
EDIT:
getData.js
getData: function() {
let getData = async () => {
url = 'url';
await page.exposeFunction('parseData', (items2, items3, item2, ...) => global.parseData(items2, items3, item2, ...));
const thedata = await page.evaluate( async() => {
var items = [];
var items2 = [];
var items3 = [];
$('.htmlElement').find('.childElements').each(function(ind) {
...
var returnedObject = await window.parseData(items2, items3, item2, ...);
items.push(returnedObject.item);
items2 = returnedObject.items2;
items3 = returnedObject.items3;
});
var largeObject = {
items: items,
items2: items2,
items3: items3
}
console.log("RETURNED OBJECT: "+JSON.stringify(returnedObject));
return largeObject;
}).catch( error => {
console.log("ERROR: "+error);
});
browser.close();
return thedata;
}
getData().then(largeObject => {
global.saveData(largeObject);
});
}
app.js
global.parseData = function(items2, items3, item2, ...) {
...
if(!item2 || item2 == "") {
...
}
else {
items2.push(item2);
var item3 = ...;
items3.push(item3);
}
var item = {
...
}
var largeObject = {
item: item,
items2: items2,
items3: items3
}
console.log("LARGE OBJECT: "+JSON.stringify(largeObject));
return largeObject;
}
CONSOLE.LOG OUTPUT:
RETURNED OBJECT: {}
LARGE OBJECT: {data}
RETURNED OBJECT: {}
RETURNED OBJECT: {}
RETURNED OBJECT: {}
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