CSS selector to find a html element [closed] - javascript

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Can some body help me with sample code or api which address my need. My need is similar to xpath of an element I would like find an element using "CSS Selector". Any pointer towards this will be of great help thanks
jeevitesh

$('.someClass')
or
$('#someId')
or
$('.outerClass .innerClass')
or
better use native js
document.querySelectorAll('.outerClass .innerClass')
P.S.
$('[SOME CSS SELECTOR]')
document.querySelectorAll('[SOME CSS SELECTOR]')

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