let targetElement_000 = document.querySelector(`:root > body`);
let div_000 = document.createElement('div');
let text_000 = document.createTextNode(`I am a `);
div_000.appendChild(text_000);
let strong_000 = document.createElement('strong');
let text_001 = document.createTextNode(`tea pot`);
strong_000.appendChild(text_001);
div_000.appendChild(strong_000);
targetElement_000.appendChild(div_000);
jsgenerator
has several options that can be used in a console here is an example of use below
Usage: jsgenerator [-htV] [-e=<extension>] [--inline-pattern=<inlinePattern>]
[-k=<variableDeclaration>] [--path-pattern=<pathPattern>]
[-s=<targetElementSelector>]
[--stdin-pattern=<stdinPattern>]
[--variable-name-generation-strategy=<builtinVariableNameStra
tegy>] [-i=<inlineContents>...]... [<paths>...]
Translating files, stdin or inline from HTML to JS
[<paths>...] file paths to translate content, parsed as HTML
-e, --ext=<extension> output files' extension
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
-i, --inline=<inlineContents>...
args as HTML content, not files
--inline-pattern=<inlinePattern>
Pattern for inline output filename
-k, --keyword=<variableDeclaration>
variable declaration keyword
--path-pattern=<pathPattern>
pattern for path-based output filenames
-s, --selector=<targetElementSelector>
Target element selector
--stdin-pattern=<stdinPattern>
pattern for stdin output filenames
-t, --tty output to stdin, not files
-V, --version Print version information and exit.
--variable-name-generation-strategy=<builtinVariableNameStrategy>
Variable names generation strategy