ImposterScript

ImposterScript is a subset of JavaScript which uses the ඞ character for all variable names.

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Example

If you passed in this code:

// add two numbers
function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

const array = [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ];

console.log(array.reduce(sum, 0));

You would get this output:

// add two numbers
function ඞ(ඞ, ඞඞ) {
  return ඞ + ඞඞ;
}

const ඞඞ = [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ];

console.log(ඞඞ.reduce(ඞ, 0));

ImposterScript is a subset of JavaScript, that means you can run generated code in any JS runtime (Node, browser, etc).

How it works

This is a fork of Terser's REPL which is more oriented towards making your code look stupid rather than minifying it.

It uses a fork of Terser itself which alters the variable mangling logic for considerably funnier output.