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Now let's try and get the date time that the job was posted onto Craigslist, which is inside of this

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time element.

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The HTML time with the date time attribute.

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And I think we can use this date time attribute to create a new JavaScript date object.

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Now notice that the time is inside of result info so we can use the same each loop that we used before

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and just select the time element instead of our result.

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Info A result title class.

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So let me just right time and then we get the date time attribute instead of text.

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So.

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And now we have the time that every job was posted.

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And again, we can just paste this code inside of our NodeJS project and it's going to run exactly the

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same as the Chrome console.

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So now I just added the element children with the selector inside of the NodeJS project.

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And then I can just add the object into my scrape result and we will have the date.

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I think I will also want to create this into a JavaScript object.

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Actually, let me just add it first.

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All right.

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New date to make it into our JavaScript object.

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And then we should have a JavaScript object with the date that the job was posted.

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Let's try and run the code with NodeJS and we can see the date posted is the date the job was posted.

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Okay, so that was it.