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Access to listPatterns?

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Is there any way to access listPatterns data from globalize? If yes, how? If no, which excpected api could be used? I think about something like: ``` listPatternFormatter(type: "standard" |...

Strate

[date skeleton] CLDR data v31 changes `MMMMW` to `MMMMW-count-one` and `MMMMW-count-other`

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Now we can use neither `skeleton: "MMMMW"` nor `skeleton: "MMMMW-count-one"`, same for `"yw"`. This makes no way to format a date to `week of {{placeholder}}`. See 1. git blame: https://github.com/unicode-cldr/cldr-dates-modern/blame/57630f9b99ee5514b47f59f95db3be4ca0844d5d/main/en/ca-gregorian.json#L368...

ljqx

Feature suggestion: psuedolocalisation injection

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I am thinking of writing a feature that would allow me to pass in a function to use on any string to pseudolocalize it (probably using /bunkat/pseudoloc), and then would...

jacalata

Currency parsing

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Implement currency parsing Ref #238 Depends on: - [x] #353

rxaviers

Custom separator for `formatMessage`

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``` javascript Globalize.loadMessages({ pt: { greetings: { hello: "Olá", bye: "Tchau" } } }); Globalize( "pt" ).formatMessage( "greetings/hello" ); ``` This works great, but I want to use dot (`.`)...

HarryBurns

Hi, I'm trying to translate my devextreme with globalize and I got some erros, can you help? The erros and prints of my codes are in attachments: It display something...

vmagalhaes

Expose the localized date format used by dateParser

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I need to show the LOCALIZED format string as a guidance to users entering values into textboxes. In my case I need this for dates, and I was able to...

josundt

Re: missing 'en-US' locale in cldr-data

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Regarding this issue: https://github.com/rxaviers/cldr-data-npm/issues/27 I would expect to be able to do `Globalize.locale('en-Latn-US')` or `Globalize.locale('en-US')`, which refer to perfectly valid locales, and have globalize understand internally to use `en`. As...

casey-speer

possible to get the name of a currency

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right now i'm doing this in order to get the pluralized name "US dollars": Globalize.currencyFormatter('USD', {style:'name', minimumFractionDigits:0, maximumFractionDigits:0,})(2).replace('2','') is there some simpler way?

EXC-BAD-ACCESS

Mismatch between Globalize and other libraries when dealing with missing skeletons as per TR-35 with dealing with combining date and time patterns

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Here is another potential spec bug with missing skeletons in Globalize 1.3 which is similar to #764. See the code sample below: ``` //Setup const Globalize = require('globalize'); Globalize.load( require(...

cahuja