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Node.js with Puppeteer is better suited for handling dynamic content since it can render JavaScript-heavy pages. It also allows for easier interaction with elements such as pop-ups or expandable sections, which are common on e-commerce sites like Momo.

If the product title element is dynamically loaded, Puppeteer is well-suited for the task. However, inspecting the network requests for API endpoints could reveal a direct way to fetch product data without rendering the entire page.

Inspecting the network traffic in the browser’s developer tools could reveal API endpoints used by Ruten to fetch availability information. Querying these APIs directly might provide more reliable and efficient access to the data.

If the price structure varies by product category, adding conditional logic to handle different classes or tags could make the script more robust. For example, the scraper could first identify the category and adjust its queries accordingly.