Search.run().each(function(result, index)

Can I expect the each callback to have an index available? I'm seeing it log empty.

no the .each function just has the result as the param, there's no sense of the order, unless you have something in the resultSet that they're sorted by or something.. but its not a for loop, its an each loop so there is no

i

Thanks

If you need the index, you could instead use

getRange()

instead of

each()

, which returns a normal

Array

so you could use

forEach((result, index) => ...

then again, needing the index is often an antipattern in this functional/declarative style of programming.

I'm using an index as a quick way of testing - I wanted to drop out of the loop early so I could print the results in a way that NS can format in the debug log

keep track of how many times the each has run and use as your index

or use eric's approach and something like lodash

let i=0 {loop i++ print i } my quick index

it's common for me to use a

.take(1)

for testing, then just remove that from the chain when I want the entire search result set to run