Hey there!

Thank you very much for reaching out and using our actor! Each and every actor that we develop has a parameter called customMapFunction. That parameter allows you to tweak the output per item. I think that would suit your purpose. It is a simple Javascript function that gets an object and returns the new format. If you use it with the Javascript format, it will return the requested data. If you do not have any Javascript experience, please let me know and we can talk about this subject in detail.

Please let me know if there is anything else that I can assist you with. Best

I do have JavaScript experience.

But there are like 200+ columns I would need to map in order to get the data I want -

Just curious if you have a template/quick code example to get the company name, website url, and location

Like, the only item that is mapped is the object.websiteUrl

Everything else is undefined in the console and there's no way to see the data output, even with console.log.

Attached is an image of what I'm doing.

Hey again!

Can you please share the last Run that you've tried the customMapFunction? We'll try the same and make it work again. There might be a bug in the code or the customMapFunction might need to be changed. In both of the cases, we'll take care of it. Once you share, I'll talk with the Engineering Team and get back to you shortly.

Best

PS: Unfortunately, the attached image is not shown.

Run ID: ByHKY7e6sIXsMdyAa

How about now?

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Thank you very much for sharing. Seems like all the requested data of yours are wrapped up on a property called summary. The function below should work:

"(object) => {\n    console.log(object);\n    \n    return {\n    \"companyURL\": object.url,\n    \"companyName\": object.summary.name,\n    \"numReviews\": object.summary.noOfReviews,\n    \"description\": object.summary.description,\n    \"headcount\": object.summary.employees,\n\n    // \"foundedYear\": object.summary.foundedYear.split('Founded ').join('')[1],\n    // \"country\": object.summary.addresses.country,\n    // \"title\": \"headquarters\",\n    // \"street\": \"45 Eisenhower Drive\",\n    // \"locality\": \"Paramus\",\n    // \"region\": \"NJ\",\n    // \"postalCode\": \"07652\",\n    // \"country\": \"United States\",\n    // \"phone\": \"+1.201.870.6000\"\n    // \"title\": \"Think Web. Think Smart. 💡\",\n    // \"rating\": 5,\n    \"websiteUrl\": object.websiteUrl\n}\n}"

Can you please try it out and let me know if everything is working properly on your side? Also one quick note; the console.log will not work since we are evaluating the code pieces safely. All the mapped objects are the ones that are on the dataset.

Best

[image: Screenshot 2023-10-04 at 8.03.51 AM.png] Everything is still undefined except the object.websiteUrl even using the summary property.

Is there any way I can debug this as a consumer?

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Hey again,

Unfortunately, debugging is restricted for the actors. Seems like that is my fault for passing the wrong function. Since we are safely evaluating, some of the usages are also restricted. We just ran a sample on Apify with your input and the correct customMapFunction. Can you please take a look and try it out?

https://console.apify.com/view/runs/bFtfBy3KhgbV8YQyU

Best

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Unfortunately, due to an error on the Apify Platform, I am not able to see any of your attached images.

A quick note that I have to add in here. On the output tab, please click on "All fields" and "JSON" tabs. Otherwise, you will only see what we predefined in the first place. But this doesn't mean that the data isn't there. You can still downloaded the mapped data in CSV.

Okay, so it exports fine... but man, why does this have to be so difficult. I just need someway to see what the object output is...

Now I am getting the companyName, the description, websiteUrl, headcount, and numReviews... but no matter what I try, I can't figure out how to get the address information on a single line instead of an array. [image: Screenshot 2023-10-04 at 10.27.52 AM.png]

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