spookymultiple.js

var Spooky, config, i, run_spooky, scraping, spooky, spooky_is_ready;

Spooky = require('spooky');

config = {
  child: {
    port: 8081
  }
};

spooky = null;

i = 1;

scraping = function() {
  console.log("new")

  spooky.start("http://www.chrispie.com");
  spooky.thenEvaluate(function () {
    console.log('Hello, from', document.title);
  });
  return spooky.run();
};

spooky_is_ready = function(err, res) {
  spooky.on('console', function(line) {
    return console.log(line);
  });
  spooky.on('run.complete', function(){
    console.log("FINISH");
    spooky.destroy();
    spooky = new Spooky(config, spooky_is_ready);
  })
  return scraping();
};

spooky = new Spooky(config, spooky_is_ready);

calls multiple times now rather than stopping after first run through, so you would then add an array of links to iterate through to carry out a series of tests on