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Thanks for the great library. I just wanted to ask if there is a simple way to add language/locale that doesn't exist in the java getAvailableLocales method you are using to check for validity?
I'm trying to add afrikaans which isn't included by default. I don't really need all the formatting stuff, just translations, but obviously trying to use :af in the dictionary blows up.
I searched for ways of adding locales to LocaleServiceProvider via java but it seems like quite a mission for what I want to actually do.
Any advice?
Thanks!
Oliver
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The need to strictly enforce valid JVM Locales really only makes sense for
the (JVM) localization utils. The translation fns can be more lenient, using
their normal fallback mechanism when given an invalid locale.
Also in this commit:
* Switched from `Exception`s to `ex-info`s.
* Ring middleware improvements, mostly allowed by new distinguish between
JVM and non-JVM locales.
* General housekeeping.
Hey Peter,
Thanks for the great library. I just wanted to ask if there is a simple way to add language/locale that doesn't exist in the java getAvailableLocales method you are using to check for validity?
I'm trying to add afrikaans which isn't included by default. I don't really need all the formatting stuff, just translations, but obviously trying to use :af in the dictionary blows up.
I searched for ways of adding locales to LocaleServiceProvider via java but it seems like quite a mission for what I want to actually do.
Any advice?
Thanks!
Oliver
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: