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Array.prototype.forEach.call(document.querySelectorAll(“.no-line”), function(el, i){
var img = el.querySelector(“img”);
img.setAttribute(“src”, el.getAttribute(“href”));
img.setAttribute(“width”,”100%”);
});

Which might help someone else.

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It is fine in principle. However, in practice there are two problems. First, one do not have a narrow problem to begin with. The natural process is to have a general problem, and as we work, we factor into smaller and smaller problems. So this principle is rather the end results of re-factoring. Without this context, people often try to factor their problems over jealously and over maturely, resulting in wrong factors and obscuring the bigger problems. Refactoring is good process from top down, not bottom up. To re-organize the existing factors often is a difficult and costly process, especially after these factors being fully integrated into a web.

Second, it is not always better to have the code factored. Each factor does not come free, it comes with its wraps and connectors, scopes and interfaces. So the refactoring process is really a constant balance of cost/benefits, the criterion being the manageability on the comprehension and maintenance. I emphasize balance here, treating this rule as a golden rule is responsible for some of the nightmares.

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First of all, thanks for this great script, I’ve been using it for a year now. But now I’ve hit the wall: “The user has exceeded their Drive storage quota”.
The script never quite worked as I expected: once every couple of days it would create the backup folder again, even though there already existed a folder with that name, and all new files were updated to that folder. After a couple of months there were many backup folders shared with me. I started to delete them (delete the folders, not each file). This might have been a bad idea.
Anyway, now the script is not working at all, because the drive storage quota has been exceeded. Is there any solution to this? Is there a way for me to log into that account and clean it to free up space?

Thanks

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For Javascript
medium.com/javascript-scene/learn-javascript-b631a4af11f2

My 2 cents

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Thanks

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