More examples?

[mathiasbynens]

Do your worst. Bonus points for horrible puns.

[gulian]

console.lol('oops'); ?

[remeh]

current = Dqte.noz;

[mathiasbynens]

@remeh That wouldn’t work, as only misspelled property names can be detected using proxies. tpyo(global).Dqte.noz (or tpyo(window).Dqte.noz in browser environments) could work though, as long as you don’t misspell global (or window).

[hemanth]

Here are few horrible puns I tried @mathiasbynens :

array.poop() // for pop()

array.goin() // for join()

array.shit() // for shift()

JSON.prase() // for parse()

Math.squrt() // for Math.sqrt()

Math.poo() // for Math.pow()

Object.evil // for Object.eval

String.bug // for String.big ? 

Happy to send a PR, if worthy.

[gulian]

Math.:poop:() ? Can you make it work ?

[mathiasbynens]

@hemanth Nice work! Object.eval is not a thing though, right? Anyway, that pull request would be very welcome. You could add these to the tests, and some to the README. Thanks in advance.

@gulian Sadly :poop: is not a valid unquoted property name, and even if it was, the Levenshtein distance algorithm wouldn’t be able to map it to anything you’d expect. :(

[gulian]

I'm so sad

console.:heart:() -> console.love() -> console.log() ...

Ok, I'm done.

[gulian]

(it's working ! :smile:)

[hemanth]

@mathiasbynens Object.eval is a valid thinge, but is obsolete and String.bug must be String.big but there is no String.big on node. So better I shall skip them?

[mathiasbynens]

Ah, you meant Object#eval (i.e. Object.prototype.eval) instead of Object.eval! I had never heard about that one either, though :) Pretty cool.

Also, Node does have String#big (although there is no such thing as String.big in any JS environment), so feel free to include it in the tests.

[hemanth]

@mathiasbynens Ah, that was some FF masala there with String#big

Just sent a PR :)