Masashi Hirano

If new specifier is necessary for BigInt, the proposed `%I` looks good.

@paulirish @ak239 Thanks. Now I confirmed `console.log("%d", 1n);` and `console.log("%i", 1n);` print `1n` on console in Chrome Canary(version 70.0.3521.0).

Thank you all for your comments. Chrome 70 is now stable. In my local Chrome, Both `console.log("%d",1180591620717411303424n)` and `console.log("%i", 1180591620717411303424n)` output `1180591620717411303424n`. Do you think it should be added to...

See https://github.com/mulesoft/api-designer/issues/518#issuecomment-407605849 The version is old on npmjs.com. Latest is on master branch. Try the below command to install latest version. ``` npm install -g mulesoft/api-designer#master ```

@jamiebuilds Hi, I like this library. This is easy to use. I translated README into Japanese to let developers in Japan use this library easier. Please review this PR when...

@FujiHaruka Thank you. @jamiebuilds Would you take a look at this?

@domfarolino Sorry for the delay on the response. I recently implemented that `%d` and `%i` work for BigInt. So all major browsers support `%d` and `%i` for BigInt. Chrome 114.0.5735.106...