Trigger a behavior from another module in Javascript?

The block_ajax module defines a behavior in its module:

https://git.drupalcode.org/project/block_ajax/-/blob/8.x-1.x/js/refresh_ajax_block_command.js

I want to initiate this call every 60 seconds so the contents of the block can refresh if there is new data from my own script file.

I tried two ways.

The first way I tried was setting up a route for a simple controller that returned an AjaxResponse:

  public function execute() {     $response = new AjaxResponse();     $response->addCommand(new RefreshBlockAjaxCommand('.my_block'));     return $response;   } 

Hitting the route with Drupal.ajax results in ‘context.querySelectorAll is not a function’, but it appears that the block is replaced (but missing the block wrapper around it, oddly enough, which probably won’t work calling it over and over).

The second way is I tried to call it from the browser console with Javascript, but I can’t figure out between this answer and the linked Javascript file at the top of the question what to call.

Trying to loop the element and attachBehaviors results in this:

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