The document.getElementbyId function . It is so long.

Aldo this probably poes not count but the export function does not accespt whitespace before and after the = sign
So instead of
export PATH = "$PATH:/foo/bar/baz"

You need to write
export PATH="$PATH:/foo/bar/baz"

document.querySelector() for all purposes, don't cry over unnecessary things

@theabbie Sorry I somehow didn't know about it's existence

@Sony-wf-1000xm3
Nana.... getElementById does one thing.

querySelector is pretty much everything.

And I like the name. ;)

To the bash part: Yeah.

Want to know why?

It's less long id your editor auto completes ;)

You could just assign it to a variable.

var ID = document.getElementById;

Then you can just write

ID(“myid”)

I used to do something similar long before jquery came around, bug I actually used the $ sign just like jquery did, stole that idea from some code example I found.

@Voxera sometimes that creates errors related to this's context so it's best to use

@highlight
const wrapper = (...args)=>target_function(...args);

@melezorus34 that was not something I thought much about 20 years ago ;)

But in this case it should no be a problem since we are calling a dom method and returning an object.
As far as I know document.getElementById does not use this so it should be safe.

If we did this for a method we created this could be a problem yes.