.is(selector)
Available on: InDom

Checks if the underlying element matches a CSS selector

Parameters:
selector {string} - CSS selector to match against.

Returns: {boolean} - True if matches , false if doesn't

Throws:
Error - If the underlying element has been removed

Examples:
const example = $1('.example>div');
console.log(example.is('div'));
//true 
console.log(example.is('.test'));
//false
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