The code retrieves a list of nodes from an HTML...

March 29, 2023 at 01:19 AM

const IR_nodes = document.querySelector(".cutover_dataTable").tBodies[0].childNodes; const b2b_api = "https://b2bapi.cargosmart.com/b2b/pm/workplans/"; const calciumx_api = "http://hkgwsdv00044:8089/calciumx/aquarius/v1/cutover/project/"; let loginToken = ""; let ir_list = []; let todayDev = new Set(); IR_nodes.forEach((element) => { const herf = element.cells[refrenceCell].firstElementChild.attributes.getNamedItem("href").nodeValue; const innerHTML = element.cells[refrenceCell].innerHTML; const signOffType = element.cells[refrenceCell + hardcode_signOffType_field].innerText const parts = herf.split("/"); ir_list.push({ refrence: element.cells[refrenceCell].innerText, projectID: parts[parts.length - 1], emoji: "", cutoverReady: false, // false signOffType: signOffType }); }); const b2b_api_requests = ir_list.map((e) => gmGet(b2b_api + e.projectID));

The code retrieves a list of nodes from an HTML table on the current webpage that has a class name of "cutover_dataTable". It then extracts information from each node and constructs an array of objects with that information. The array is then used to make a set of GET requests to two different APIs, one located at "https://b2bapi.cargosmart.com/b2b/pm/workplans/" and the other at "http://hkgwsdv00044:8089/calciumx/aquarius/v1/cutover/project/". It also initializes several variables, including a login token and a set for today's developments.

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