Insane Proxy hack

[tj-commits]

const quoteless = new Proxy({}, {
  get(_, key) {
    if(key === Symbol.unscopables) return {}
    if(key === "__global") return globalThis
    return `${key} `
  },

  has(_, __) {
    return true
  }
})

with (quoteless) {
  __global.console.log(This + is + black + magic)
}

This outputs "This is black magic" to the console.
The way this works is that when a property is accessed then it just gets the name of the property that was accessed. Using with (quoteless) makes all the properties be accessible without quoteless.property. The way we access console.log is by checking if the key is a magic word, such as __global, to access the globalThis.
My explanation is terrible, don't use it in the real repository lol

[Rudxain]

I want to puke 💀. Take my upvote, lol.

Now that I think about it, the with (proxy) pattern has so much potential for obfuscation! JS is Turing-Complete and has access to runtime APIs, so a Proxy could be non-deterministic!

[Rudxain]

I've created a monster 💀

[tj-commits]

@Rudxain wow