JavaScwipt

JavaScwipt is an esoteric, UwU-ified version of JavaScript that replaces standard keywords with cutesy alternatives (e.g., `var` → `vawar`, `let` → `nya`, `const` → `fowever`, `function` → `fuwunction`, `return` → `bacc`, `class` → `cwass`). It uses acornjs and escodegen to transpile `.jscwipt` source files into plain JavaScript (`.js` or `.mjs`). The npm package provides both a library API and the `jswc` CLI tool. Version 1.0.10 is the current stable release; the project is maintained as a novelty/educational tool. Unlike standard JavaScript, JavaScwipt forces the use of replaced keywords and reserves original JS keywords, meaning you must write `nya x = 1` instead of `let x = 1`. The tool is not meant for production use but for fun, learning transpiler internals, or novelty code.