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I can't import data from gtm's data layer into my own database

I created a data layer in gtm and wrote a script to import the information reflected in this part into my own data store, but something seems wrong. any my datablock in gtm

The tags I used I have a trigger called addToCard, and with this event, my script fires as it pulls the data.

but my data block looks empty as seen in the image enter image description here

Please help, I can explain more details you want. at least give me advice..

`


<script>
var SvstData={};


var a = window['dataLayer']
var x =[]
var b
a.forEach(item=>{
    if(item.event=="addToCart"){
        b=item
    }
})
if(a){
     b.ecommerce.add.products.forEach((item) = function() {

      x.push({
        pId: item.id,
          pQty: item.quantity,
          pPrice: item.price,
          pName: item.name,
        url: '0',
        pimg: '0',
        image_url: '0',
        category_name: item.category,
        category_id: '0',
        brand: item.brand,
        brand_id: '0',
        product_code: '0',
        title: item.name,
        currency: '0',
        price_sell: item.price,
        price_order_general: item.price
        })
})
SvstData.product = x
SvstData.count = x.length
SvstData.email= a[2].userinfo.email;
SvstData.oAmt= a[4].ecommerce.checkout.products[0].price;
SvstData.oID= a[4].ecommerce.checkout.products[0].id;
}

SvstData.status= "cart";

</script>


`

I want to pass information from gtm data layer to my own data block

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