An ill-advised console.log proxy allowing logging via `console.log = 'someValue'` (which actually gains some nice features)

console-assignment-proxy.js

console=new Proxy(console,{set:(obj,prop,value)=>obj[prop](value)})

/*
  Use like:
    console.log = 'hello world'
    logs -> 'hello world'
  
  Unexpected bonus side-effect:
    const foobar = console.log = 'hello world'
    logs -> 'hello world'
  then!:
    console.log = foobar
    logs -> 'hello world'
*/

Naturally, you can also set the proxy to be called something else, rather than setting it to console and then use it like myProxiedConsole.log = 'console is left untouched'

Also worth pointing out, console.log(foobar) would still work as expected, because the setter never actually sets anything, so console.log is always console.log