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Dynamically require a language

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I’m trying load a culture dynamically and it doesn’t seem to be working. According to numbro.cultrue & numbro.loadCulturesInNode I should be able to pass a locale/culture/code & an object of this locale.

So this should work, but it doesn’t. Not sure what is the problem here?

import numbro from 'numbro'

// Any of these should work.
numbro.culture('fr-FR', require('numbro/languages')['fr-FR'])
numbro.culture('fr-FR', require('numbro/languages/fr-FR'))

const fr = require('numbro/languages/fr-FR')
numbro.culture('fr-FR', fr)

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)

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franciscolourencocommented, Aug 1, 2016

It should be possible to load languages individually

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ahmedelgabricommented, Jul 28, 2016

Maybe these solutions will work, but the same issue still holds in the library. I think it should be fixed properly.

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