Numerals are not localized in some places (and use 0-9 arabic numerals by default)

Observed behavior

Here are places on https://kolibri-beta.learningequality.org/mr that I was able to find (annotations are within the screenshots)

Version numbers on https://kolibri-beta.learningequality.org/mr/device/#/content

Number of learners in class on https://kolibri-beta.learningequality.org/mr/facility/#/a3f606630690237bbe94fe2a1a850af4/classes

KTextbox maxlength validations

Time elapsed messages on various Coach Pages https://kolibri-beta.learningequality.org/mr/coach/#/10c12cbfc4b67630511d67f7b7895f17/reports/quizzes/70a26038f8dddffcb93f05bcec8b2095/learners (same on lessons pages)

Birth years on profile page and other places

Expected behavior

If appropriate, numerals should use the Intl API’s number formatter, so numbers in e.g. the Marathi (mr) locale use those numerals consistently and so on.

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[jonboiser]

I think this might depend on the situation. I really think that if a number is just by itself in the template, we should be using the $formatNumber method instead of using $tr('integer', ...). Could you see if that approach works?

Here are the doc explaining how $formatNumber works. https://github.com/learningequality/vue-intl#instance-methods

It is like a wrapper around Intl.NumberFormat

[jonboiser]

@Kalovelo , I just checked to see if the the Intl API for datetimes localized calendar dates for Marathi, and they do. So please include the User Profile pages that display birth year. I believe the component is BirthYearDisplayText.vue