// Answer for Node.js, cheerio

// Assuming you are using .each(async (i, el) => {...})

// The thing with .each() is that it fucks up with async functions.

​

// Incorrect:

$("x").children().each(async (i, el) => {

  el = $(el);

  // a lot of processing...

});

​

// Correct:

// Note: Make sure you are in async function:

const X_children = Array.from($("x").children());

​

for (let X_child of X_children) {

  X_child = $(X_child);

  // a lot of processing.

};

​

// Avoid using for (let i = 0; ..) loop since it doesn't care about async.