What is the correct way to wait for chrome.tabs.executeScript() to complete before starting another one in a chrome extension?

Question

Google Chrome

How to run the script correctly to parse one page and then move to another. Because, as a result of the execution of the asynchronous For method, it passes without waiting for the completion of chrome.tabs.executeScript (). It is necessary that the page counter increase after the completion of chrome.tabs.executeScript ()

getAccaunts: function(url, pages){
          for(page = 1; page <= pages; page++){

                      chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,{ code: `var data = []; var arr = document.getElementsByClassName('search-result--person');
                      for (let item of arr) {
                            data.push(item.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].href);
                          }
                        console.log(  data);
                        window.location.href = window.location.href + '&page=${page}';

                      `}, function(result){

                    //        console.log(result);
                          //      arrAccount = result.map(function (name,item,arr) {console.log(name,item,arr); return data.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].href})
                      });

                    //  chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,{ code: `console.log( 'url - ${url}?page=${page}')`});
    //        chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,{ code: `console.log(${arrAccount[0]})`});
          }