Is it possible to define an infix function?

Question

Is it possible to define my own infix function/operator in CoffeeScript (or in pure JavaScript)? e.g. I want to call

a foo b

or

Answer 1

This is definitely not infix notation but it's kinda close : /

let plus = function(a,b){return a+b};

let a = 3;
let b = 5;
let c = a._(plus).b // 8

I don't think anyone would actually want to use this "notation" since it's pretty ugly, but I think there are probably some tweaks that can be made to make it look different or nicer (possibly using this answer here to "call a function" without parentheses).

Infix function

// Add to prototype so that it's always there for you
Object.prototype._ = function(binaryOperator){

  // The first operand is captured in the this keyword
  let operand1 = this; 

  // Use a proxy to capture the second operand with "get"
  // Note that the first operand and the applied function
  //   are stored in the get function's closure, since operand2
  //   is just a string, for eval(operand2) to be in scope,
  //   the value for operand2 must be defined globally
  return new Proxy({},{
    get: function(obj, operand2){
        return binaryOperator(operand1, eval(operand2))
    }
  })
}

Also note that the second operand is passed as a string and evaluated with eval to get its value. Because of this, I think the code will break anytime the value of operand (aka "b") is not defined globally.