Question

I’ve made a Utilities javascript “class” that performs some utility functions.

Instead of having to call Utilities.XYZ, I’d like to be able to do something like #.XYZ.

Answer 1

# is invalid identifier character in Javascript but you can use something else

var $U = Utilities;

this will make it possible to use $U.XYZ. Since $ is used by many Javascript libraries you can use $U as an alias for Utilities. Easy to understand/remember and short to type. This is aslo more versatile than single sign identifier, because you can define several aliases each for their own longer coutnerpart:

$A, $B, ... $Z