This work has been heavily inspired by the In Your Face VS Code extension made by Virej Dasani.

What is it?

'Ouch Faces' replaces the number of errors found by the spellcheck with the Doom Face. The more errors spellcheck finds, the harder it gets.

How to use Ouch Faces

• Copy the code

$("<style>").text(".spellcheck-badge { opacity: 0; }").appendTo("head"),setInterval(()=>{let e=$(".spellcheck-badge").text()-1;$(".spellcheck-items").css("background",`url('https://translator-toys.vercel.app/d/doom${e>3?3:e}.png') no-repeat center center`).css("background-size","contain")},500);

• From the Crowdin project page, select the langauge and open a file you will be translating.
• When Crowdin Editor is open in your browser. Click on the address bar and type javascript: and then paste the code.

  yes, right in the URL address bar

• Press Enter.
• Have fun.

Adding Ouch Faces to your browser

Follow this guide to create a bookmarklet in your browser and have Ouch Faces available every time you translate. Just click the bookmark as a button every time you're in Crowdin Editor.

Your new spellcheck errors indicator