Why, after reading the file, the lines are displayed crookedly?

Question

Node.js

Hello. Please tell me what can I do in this case:

let proxyList = fs.readFileSync('proxy.txt', 'utf-8').split(" ").toString();
const targetProxy = proxyList.split(' ').map(el => el + '8080');

targetProxy has a hundred addresses, each on a new line - port 8080 is repeated on the last 2 times and that's it, if you use it like this:

`${ip}:8080` то порт получается спереди и ip рандомно перемешивается

I will be grateful for your help!

Answer 1

in the file proxy.txt

Moscow:

91.243.188.184
91.243.188.114
91.243.188.30
91.243.188.137

SPB:

109.120.128.178
109.120.128.179
109.120.128.180

New IP Moscow:

83.166.240.184
83.166.241.9
83.166.241.120


port: 7951

login/pas: In the account https://www.oplata.info/info/delivery.asp

parser code for this file:

const filedata = fs.readFileSync('proxy.txt', 'utf-8');

const proxyData = filedata.split(/\s*?\n+\s*/).reduce(
  (acc, line)=>{	
    if( /\w+:$/.test(line)){
      acc.location = line;
    }else if( /port:\s*\d+/.test(line)){
      acc.port = line.replace(/\D+/g,'');
    }else if( /\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}/.test(line)){
      acc.list.push({
        ip: line,
        location: acc.location      	
      });
    }
    return acc;
  },
  {
    list:[],
    location: undefined,
    port: undefined
  }
);

const targetProxy = proxyData.list.map(item => item.ip + ':' + proxyData.port);

console.log(targetProxy)

// 91.243.188.184:7951
// 91.243.188.114:7951
// 91.243.188.30:7951
// 91.243.188.137:7951
// 109.120.128.178:7951
// 109.120.128.179:7951
// 109.120.128.180:7951
// 83.166.240.184:7951
// 83.166.241.9:7951
// 83.166.241.120:7951

jsfiddle test