So I have a small project containing both frontend (html) and backend (express: server, routers) parts. The project isn't that clean, so the its main operationality is launched directly in html section. And not much is clear to me here, especially what function is passed to cb (callback) here?

I have the following code in part of my html page within js project:

            const $ = document.getElementById.bind(document)

            const request = (path, cb) =>
                fetch(path)
                    .then((res) => {
                        if (res.ok) return res.json()
                        throw Error('HTTP error: ' + res.status)
                    })
                    .then(cb)
                    .catch((err) => ($('result').innerHTML = err))

            const main = async () => {
                const pinRequired = new URLSearchParams(document.location.search).get('pin')
                const id = await request(`./qrcode?pin=${pinRequired}`, (json) => {
                    const { qrbase64, deeplink, pin, id } = json
                    $('qrcode').innerHTML = `<img src="${qrbase64}" alt="Red dot" />`
                    $('deeplink').innerHTML = `<a href=${deeplink} target="_blank"> ${deeplink.slice(0, 90)}...</a>`
                    $('pin').innerHTML = pin ? pin : 'Not requested'
                    return id
                })

                setInterval(() => request(`./status?id=${id}`, ({ status }) => ($('result').innerHTML = status)), 1000)
            }

            main().catch(console.log)

Is this (json)? I also don't know why it is in () round brackets, however, it is an object, it cannot be passed as a callback, right?

And I also have a code in another file, which contains /qrcode route of my website. There is a function (quite big, so i'm not posting it, just pointing that it doesn't return function that may be passed as a callback).

If this callback 100% is in another part of the code, as you think, please let me know.