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You need to await the page.goto("...")

Try this to scroll down on the list of concerts. You can keep looping until the number of results stops increasing, or you find the concert you are looking for:

I'm guessing you selected typescript as the language for your chaincode/contract, and it looks like it didn't transpile the typescript code to javascript. I would suspect there is a build option in the package.json, so try running npm run build in a vscode terminal in the directory your smart contract is stored (there should be a package.json file in that directory). If that fails because it can't find tsc then you need to run npm install first to install all the pre-reqs, then you should be able to run npm run build.

Once your smart contract has transpiled successfully (there should be in index.js file in the dist directory which is what the error message you posted is complaining about) you should be able to package the chaincode/contract again and install it (you may need to change the version number of your new package before you try to install it again and that's the version field in your package.json file.

I suggest reading this: https://intoli.com/blog/not-possible-to-block-chrome-headless/

Basically, websites are detecting that you are scraping, but you can work around it.

Here is what I did to make your console logs print something useful

This SDK is only for the managing of the IBM Blockchain Platform itself and is not an SDK for interacting with a Hyperledger Fabric network created on IBM Blockchain Platform. You should look to the various hyperlegdger fabric SDKs themselves for that capability. IBM provides documentation about this which you can find here https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/blockchain?topic=blockchain-ibp-console-app

Note that it doesn't list the hyperledger fabric Python SDK because it's not recommended for use with IBM Blockchain Platform.

The problem is the TLS certs will have hostnames such as "peer0.org1.example.com" and yet you are declaring the remote host as "localhost" in the node files and as they don't match, the TLS connection will fail. The reason it works for the connection profiles is that they have the option to specify a hostname override.

As far as I know you don't have that option in the blockchain extension node files. But you can easily solve the problem by updating your hosts (/etc/hosts) file to map names such as peer0.org1.example.com, peer1.org1.example.com to localhost. Then you can change your node files to use the expected host names rather than localhost.

Not exactly--the customsearch API doesn't support the same specialized search interfaces that google.com does.

You might be able to get close by creating a search engine and adding a Knowledge Graph restrict to search pages on the entity "event" or "conference", or a more specific Knowledge Graph entity if you have one in mind: the more specific the entity, the better the results usually are.

You can parallelize the loop :

It does work on all the post, however only one of the post has pname defined with single quote. You can change your regex to the check for double quote too like postcontent.match(/pname=['"](.+?)['"]/i);