For functions that cause mutations, the current approach of translating $("a").hide() to document.querySelectorAll("a").forEach(e => e.style.display = "none"); is possible, but functions that return values will not be transformed as expected.
Consider the following cases:
Therefore, the current forEach approach does not work for all cases.
Each transformation should be augmented with a transformation that should be used to collect the results of an application to a collection.
For functions that cause mutations, the current approach of translating
$("a").hide()todocument.querySelectorAll("a").forEach(e => e.style.display = "none");is possible, but functions that return values will not be transformed as expected.Consider the following cases:
const a = $("a").css("font-size");- The documentation specifies that the value of the first element in the collection is returned.const t = $("a").matches(".active");- The documentation specifies that the value should betrueif one of the elements matches the selector.Therefore, the current
forEachapproach does not work for all cases.Each transformation should be augmented with a transformation that should be used to collect the results of an application to a collection.