Vanilla JS - hoisting a querySelected variable to Window

I've been researching and trying different solutions to this literally all day.

** EDIT: regarding duplicate post: As I wrote below, a set timeout function has been attempted and successful around the function call. Please, before you close my question, atleast ask that what you’re describing as a duplicate hasn’t already been attempted… or in this case. INCLUDED in my original post. I’m not looking for cre开发者_Python百科d, I’m looking for help. **

I have a reusable function takes in 3 params:

• What to wrap,
• wrap in what type of element
• and the id of the new wrapping element (so I can control access it later.)

Here's a codeSandbox version to help you help me!

https://codesandbox.io/s/queryselector-to-globe-jbffk0?file=/index.html

Goal: I'd like to include a querySelector within the function that takes in the id to eliminate the extra step, to ensure the selector is defined after the item is created, and to keep a cleaner code-base. The problem is I keep fighting between a function that's surrounded by parens...

Var wrap = (function(params){...})(window); to potentially give global scope to the queryselector(object ref) I'm trying to create, and a standard es6 function I'm more familiar with... Var wrap = (params) => {...};

    import "./styles.css";

    const item = document.querySelector(".item");

    var wrap = (function (toWrap, wrapper, id) {
      wrapper = wrapper || document.createElement("div");
      wrapper.setAttribute("id", `${id}`);
      toWrap.parentNode.appendChild(wrapper);

      // Non-working auto id something to
      // window.id = document.querySelector(`${id}`);

      return wrapper.appendChild(toWrap);
    })(window);

    // How can I "store the window.id" just as if it were manually written right here in global scope?

    wrap(item, "div", "itemadded");

Note: the window thing I read at: http://markdalgleish.com/2011/03/self-executing-anonymous-functions/

Like I said, I can provide more working code/attempts to show I've made a ton of effort if anyone is wondering.

PS, I'll definitely mark the answer and give upvotes for help. Thanks in advance!

If your still reading, I've tried simplifying even further, adding a timeout function to ensure that the function takes in toWrap correctly... idk what else to try... :(