As explained .text() returns a promise, and the fact that many people don't know that and that your 1-line solution does not work is a strong indication that my

As explained .text() returns a promise, and the fact that many people don't know that and that your 1-line solution does not work is a strong indication that my solution is helpful! With magic-promises you don't need to worry about whether something regurns a promise or not. See fs-array, some methods will return promises and some won't, but you can just treat them all the same.