That's pretty much what that include file does, but with "dqs" rather than "$". I'm not a fan of using the $ as it might confuse others that you're using JQuery.
$ is what I would expect and prefer, because it’s what I’ve been using in my browser dev tools for over fifteen years (ah, Firebug; fond reminiscences). If your document doesn’t use the names, you’ll get implementations roughly equivalent to these:
function $(selector, element = document) {
return element.querySelector(selector);
}
function $$(selector, element = document) {
return Array.from(element.querySelectorAll(selector));
}
Reference on more magic available in the console (there’s a lot of good stuff):
