console-chaos-engine

A chaotic Node.js package that intentionally corrupts and disrupts console output for fun, testing, or pure evil. Made by Tonie → https://toniec.github.io

NPM Download → https://www.npmjs.com/package/console-chaos-engine

Install

npm install console-chaos-engine

Basic Usage

const chaos = require("console-chaos-engine");

chaos.enable();

console.log("Hello world");

Advanced Usage

const chaos = require("console-chaos-engine");

chaos.enable({
  level: 0.6,
  reverse: true,
  dropRate: 0.2,
  duplicateRate: 0.4
});

console.log("This will be ruined");

Disable Chaos

chaos.disable();

console.log("Back to normal");

CLI Usage

npx chaos

What it does

• Scrambles text randomly
• Injects glitch (zalgo) characters
• Reverses output
• Adds random colors
• Drops logs entirely
• Duplicates messages
• Injects fake system messages
• Generates fake errors and stack traces
• Delays logs and reorders them
• Gradually increases chaos over time

Options

| Option | Type | Description | | ------------- | ------- | --------------------------- | | level | number | Chaos intensity (0.0 - 1.0) | | reverse | boolean | Reverse output text | | dropRate | number | Chance to remove logs | | duplicateRate | number | Chance to duplicate logs |

Example Output

Error: H̴e̷l̷l̶o̴ ̵w̶o̴r̶l̷d̴
    at chaos (132:42)

[SYSTEM] Unknown operation completed.

dlr%w olleH (duplicate)

Requirements

• Node.js environment
• Console access
• Strong mental stability

Notes

• Overrides console.log, console.warn, and console.error
• Does NOT restore automatically (use disable())
• Designed for testing, trolling, or chaos experiments
• Not recommended for real production use

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Ideas: more chaos modes, plugins, browser support, stealth activation.

License

MIT

Warning

This package will destroy your logs. Use responsibly… or don’t.