node.jsでループの各実行を（適切に）追加する方法

だから私はグーグルパーサーを書こうとしています。私のツールのアイデアは、検索クエリを受け取り、グーグルでそれらを検索し、URLを返すことです。これまでは正常に機能していますが、ページ構成を設定しようとして問題が発生した場合、コードは次のようになります。

const needle = require("needle") //for making get request
const sp = require("serp-parser") //for parsing data from the request
const queryup = "watch movies online free" //my search data
const query = encodeURI(queryup) //my search data so google can read it
var page = 0; //initializing the page counter
let pages = 5; //setting amount of pages to loop through
for (var i = 0; i < pages; i++) { //my loop
  needle.get(`https://www.google.com/search?q=${query}&start=${page}`, function(err, response){ //MY MAIN PROBLEM <<<--- The issue is its adding to the page value but its not effecting it here, why?
    page += 10 //adding to page value (every 10 page value is 1 extra page)
    console.log(`----- Page number: `+ page / 10+" -----") //logging the number of the page to confirm that it is indeed increasing the page value
    let results = response.body; //defining the body of my request
    parser = new sp.GoogleNojsSERP(results); //initializing the parser
    let parsed = parser.serp //parsing the body
    let objarray = parsed.organic; //parsed body (returns as an array of json objects)
    for (var i = 0; i < objarray.length; i++) { //loop the logging of each url
      let url = objarray[i].url //defining url
      console.log(url) //logging each url
    }
  });
}

10億のコメントなし：

const needle = require("needle") 
const sp = require("serp-parser") 
const queryup = "watch movies online free"
const query = encodeURI(queryup) 
var page = 0;
let pages = 5; 
for (var i = 0; i < pages; i++) {
  needle.get(`https://www.google.com/search?q=${query}&start=${page}`, function(err, response){ 


    //^^^^^ MY MAIN PROBLEM <<<--- The issue is its adding to the page value but its not effecting it here, why?



    page += 10 
    console.log(`----- Page number: `+ page / 10+" -----")
    let results = response.body;
    parser = new sp.GoogleNojsSERP(results);
    let parsed = parser.serp
    let objarray = parsed.organic;
    for (var i = 0; i < objarray.length; i++) {
      let url = objarray[i].url
      console.log(url)
    }
  });
}