iamkun
iamkun
@muhibbudins The `.gitignore` file is correct, and should working fine. However, I don't know why your git can't detect the code change. Maybe you could try remove the line in...
Thanks, I've updated the `.gitignore` file, and it should be OK now.
@MartinDawson Are you mean `dayjs.locale('en-US') equals to dayjs.locale('en')` ?
@MartinDawson Well, seems not hard. All we have to do is to supply a helper function isn't it? ```javascript dayjs.locale(helper('de-DE')) // helper will return 'de' ```
Well, I think dayjs should only parse standard ISO format. Maybe it will be better to publish this ASP duration parser dayjs plugin as a separate package.
There's no need to create a unit test compared with moment.js's result. Just compare with normal string, please.
Cool, thx. Waiting for native speaker review ( 0 / 1 )
Yes, `a/A` format token is available according to the locale.
You can check Localized formats here https://day.js.org/docs/en/display/format#localized-formats note: > This dependent on LocalizedFormat plugin to work
You should use the correct locale such as `dayjs().locale('zh-cn').format('A')`