Closed Zebraslive closed 2 years ago
Never mind, figured it out.
var nightmare_instances;
window.nightmare_instances = [];
function grabLink(url, filenamex, callback = false) {
window.nightmare_instances[filenamex] = new Nightmare({
switches: {
'ignore-certificate-errors': true
},
electronPath: require('./node_modules/electron'),
show: false
});
window.nightmare_instances[filenamex]
.goto(url)
.inject('js', storagepath+'/jquery-3.0.0.js')
.wait(400)
.evaluate(function() {
return $('#videolink').text();
})
.end(function(link) {
return callback(link);
})
.then(function() {
});
}
I want to have an array of nightmare instances and reference by index. I've done this before but I can't remember how the syntax is. How can I store each new nightmare instance for referencing later?
for example maybe something like this. I want to push into array but I don't know if this is right way to do it, should I use a separate array or just change nightmare to nightmare[]?