Calling API based on the returned response

So I am trying a challenge that I got a month ago:

http://challenge.com/challenges?nickname=anythinghere

http://challenge.com/challenges?nickname=anythinghere

I first need to make a post request at this endpoint in order to receive an ID this is the res structure

id: 'fSkslN++h0BGxtMwlS/OB+OZW+NaIfLqP7dpM0+Zj+WNipwKJMSJJO2wAq4JI5Zs',
  actives_at: 1700583237548,
  called_at: 1700583236759,
  total_diff: 0

id: 'fSkslN++h0BGxtMwlS/OB+OZW+NaIfLqP7dpM0+Zj+WNipwKJMSJJO2wAq4JI5Zs',
  actives_at: 1700583237548,
  called_at: 1700583236759,
  total_diff: 0

2) I then need to use the ID by passing it inside the header as "X-Challenge-Id": {passing the id I got as a response here} on this endpoint

http://challenge.com/challenges?nickname=anythinghere

http://challenge.com/challenges?nickname=anythinghere

the method is set to PUT this time and send a request to this endpoint at the scheduled invocation time. 3)Then I need to make the calls again and again till total_diff here reaches more than 500ms 4) upon performing this all correctly the res given is changed to something like this

{
   "result": {
     "attempts": 100,
     "url": "/xxxxxxxx"
   }
}

{
   "result": {
     "attempts": 100,
     "url": "/xxxxxxxx"
   }
}

now I am confused since in my case after I pass in the id as a header and then call the endpoint it is only able to make the call 2 or 1 times which results in the challenge failing and the URL being returned as undefined however, My friend was able to make then 2000 calls? can someone help?

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ManshulOP•13mo ago

async function intervalCall() {
  try {
    const startResponse = await fetch(
      "http://example/challenges?nickname=Bozo",
      { method: "POST" }
    ); //make the initial fetch call to start the challenge
    const dataRes = await startResponse.json();
    console.log(dataRes);

    // {
    //   id: 'unique ID',
    //   actives_at: 1700570652300,
    //   called_at: 1700570651628,
    //   total_diff: 0
    // }

    let dataResId = dataRes.id;
    let currentInterval = dataRes.total_diff;

    if (currentInterval <= 500) {
      const startResponsePut = await fetch(
        "http://example/challenges?nickname=Bozo",
        { method: "PUT", headers: { "X-Challenge-Id": dataResId } }
      ); //make the PUT call with the challenge id untill the differrence is >500
      const responsePutJson = await startResponsePut.json();
      console.log(responsePutJson);
      currentInterval += dataRes.total_diff;
    } else {
      console.log("Challenge interval exceeds 500");
    }
  } catch (error) {
    console.log("Error", error);
  }
}

// Call the function
intervalCall();

async function intervalCall() {
  try {
    const startResponse = await fetch(
      "http://example/challenges?nickname=Bozo",
      { method: "POST" }
    ); //make the initial fetch call to start the challenge
    const dataRes = await startResponse.json();
    console.log(dataRes);

    // {
    //   id: 'unique ID',
    //   actives_at: 1700570652300,
    //   called_at: 1700570651628,
    //   total_diff: 0
    // }

    let dataResId = dataRes.id;
    let currentInterval = dataRes.total_diff;

    if (currentInterval <= 500) {
      const startResponsePut = await fetch(
        "http://example/challenges?nickname=Bozo",
        { method: "PUT", headers: { "X-Challenge-Id": dataResId } }
      ); //make the PUT call with the challenge id untill the differrence is >500
      const responsePutJson = await startResponsePut.json();
      console.log(responsePutJson);
      currentInterval += dataRes.total_diff;
    } else {
      console.log("Challenge interval exceeds 500");
    }
  } catch (error) {
    console.log("Error", error);
  }
}

// Call the function
intervalCall();

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