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A good replacement selector engine: `const selectorEngine = selector => Array.from(document.querySelector(selector));` :)

• fenwick67 8y ago
  It needs to be querySelectorAll, and you need to handle cases where it returns null as well.
  • 9dev 8y ago
    Darn, that's what you get from typing on mobile. Ment to use querySelectorAll originally. But apart from null handling (which can be solved using `|| []`), what else would be lacking? I used a similar version of this for a few projects a while back, with some additional stuff for query context and ID selector -> getElementById I think, but that's basically it...
    • fenwick67 8y ago
      It definitely works, I've written `document.querySelectorAll(x)||[]` many times. If all you're doing is making a few simple queries, it works fine.