How do I check if a variable is true or even exists in a website?

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  • That depends. If the value you're trying to get is put there statically on the webpage, then you can just use fetch to download the website, (depending on your node version you may need node-fetch) and use something like htmlparser2 to find the value you need. If the value you need is put there dynamically, like it's a modern SPA, it would probably be easier to use puppeteer which basically gives you access to the website through a headless browser.

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