Sometimes, we want to pass parameters to JavaScript files.
In this article, we’ll look at how to pass parameters to JavaScript files.
How to pass parameters to JavaScript files?
To pass parameters to JavaScript files, we can store data in data attributes.
For instance, we write
<script id="helper" data-name="helper" src="helper.js"></script>
to add a script element with the data-name attribute.
Then we get the value of the data-name attribute with
const name = document.getElementById("helper").getAttribute("data-name");
We call getAttribute with 'data-name' to return the value of the data-name attribute after selecting the script element with getElementById.
Conclusion
To pass parameters to JavaScript files, we can store data in data attributes.