I have a code like this: var allUrlsWorked =

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I have a code like this: var allUrlsWorked =

true;
for (i in urlsToMonitor) {
unirest.get(urlsToMonitor[i]).end(function (result) {
if (result.status != 200) {
allUrlsWorked = false;
}
});
}
//wait here until all urls have been tested
res.send(allUrlsWorked);
But I as far as I found out, there is no way to do this in JS because most JS engines have only one thread. Is it true?

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31.10.2020

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Thomas
Well, normally you don't really want to expose the...

I know. But sometimes there are also abnormal cases. For example checking some urls; and each url to check is in response body of the result of the previous url, like a chain.

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02.11.2020

Thomas

the root
I know. But sometimes there are also abnormal case...

Well you can always map and Promise.all, or just recurse

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02.11.2020

Thomas

the root
I know. But sometimes there are also abnormal case...

This sounds like a typical case where you want to recurse

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02.11.2020