Exporting data in JSON format utilizes Node.js's fs module to write an array to a file. The exportToJSON function achieves this through asynchronous operation, allowing users to easily access and inspect their data. For CSV format, JavaScript arrays must be transformed into structured data. Inconsistencies in object keys can lead to export issues, emphasizing the need for consistent data structures to avoid misalignment in the generated CSV files. This process equips users with methods for effective data handling.
The exportToJSON function leverages the fs module to asynchronously write your scraped data array to a scraped-data.json file.
Exporting data to CSV demands transforming a JavaScript array into properly structured CSV data, handling delimiters, headers, and edge cases.
The function saves your scraped data to a file named anon-scraped.csv, which you can open and process with any CSV-compatible software.
If your data contains varying object keys, it could lead to missing or misaligned values in the exported CSV file, as CSV files rely on a consistent structure.
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