write me a js code that can scrape a website through the browsers element inspector
user
You don't generally execute JavaScript in the browser element inspector. You'd use the console for that, if anything. 

The implementation details vary per website but you could use the following as a starting point:

```js
//create an array that will hold the information we want
const information = [];

// get the base-elements you're interested in
const $el = $(".interesting-item");

//drill-down in each element and extract the required information
$el.forEach(e => {
  //gather information from the element and put it in an object
  const info = {};
  info["property-1"] = $(e).find(".property-1").val()
  info["property-2"] = $(e).find(".property-2").val()

  //add the gathered information to the array of all info
  information.push(info);
});
```

You can use the element inspector to get the correct CSS-selectors.
assistant
Can you describe what is happening with each line?
user
Sure, here's a description of what each line is doing:

1. This line creates an empty array called information which will hold the data we scrape from the website.
2. This line uses jQuery to select all elements with the class "interesting-item" and stores them in the variable $el.
3. This line uses the forEach method to iterate over each element in the $el array.
4. This line creates an empty object called info.
5. This line extracts the value of the "property-1" class from the current element being iterated over and assigns it as a property to the info object with the key "property-1".
6. This line extracts the value of the "property-2" class from the current element being iterated over and assigns it as a property to the info object with the key "property-2".
7. This line adds the info object containing the scraped data to the information array.
8. The code has now finished executing, and the information array contains all of the scraped data.
assistant
As far as I know, jQuery is an external library. Since you are using the `const` keyword, this script should run in an environment that supports at least ES6. What prompted you to use a dependency like jQuery in the example you gave? For comparison, can you write a version that doesn't use jQuery or any external library for example?
user