is there ever a reason, necessity, or possibility to call a macro out
of javascript code?
Hardly ever.
One could imagine scenarios where plugin authors might wrap an existing
macro with some custom functionality - e.g. feeding a data set to the
sparkline macro:
invokeMacro(place, "sparkline", parseServerLogs().join(" "));
how do you aqcuire the needed objects such as "place"?
That depends on the context. In the scenario above, all the arguments
like place would be supplied to the calling macro anyway. However, the
plugin author might also choose to pass a pre-defined DOM element instead.
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