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How do I use a Promise JS Object to a singluar variable (array of values) [duplicate]

I write Python 99% of the time but decided to start playing with Amazon Cloudscape and therefore started to write some React. It's been a slog...

I have a backend service (flask) that returns a JSON object of data I want to use in order to create a line-chart (using the Cloudscape Linechart component). However, the JSON data is within a promise (Async fetch statements) and for the life of me I cannot figure out how to assign it to a variable that can be used as an export for my Linechart component class.

How do I:

  1. Get rid of the Promise object (parse it)
  2. Get a valid array in its own variable
  3. Be able to consume the variable (export) in a different class (e.g., import {my_var} from "./my_class").

I need to do some math on this data which complicates this.

Fetch Function that returns a Promise

export async function GetRegionRidecounts(region) {
   try {
      var response = await fetch('http://localhost:5000/get_region_ridecounts?region_name=' + region, {
         method: 'GET',
         mode: 'cors',
         headers: {
            'Content-Type': 'application/json',
         },
      });
      return await response.json()
   } catch (error) {
      return { "error": error };
   }
}

Consumer function that returns a Linechart

export default function RidersLineChart(region) {
    console.log(region)
    GetRegionRidecounts("west-lake-marion-park")
    .then(data => {
    return <LineChart
        height={200}
        series={data}
        xDomain={[data[0].date,data[data.length -1].data]}
        yDomain={[0, 500]}
        xScaleType="time"
        xTitle="Time (UTC)"
        yTitle="Data transferred"
        ariaLabel="Network traffic"
        ariaDescription={`Line chart showing transferred data of all your instances.`}
    />
    });
}
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