Cookbook: mentions of Intl.DurationFormat #3067
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Instead of always using a fake English-only format in this example, rely on Intl.DurationFormat if it is present. Still fall back to the fake format if it is not. See: #3067
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Instead of always using a fake English-only format in this example, rely on Intl.DurationFormat if it is present. Still fall back to the fake format if it is not. See: #3067
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Instead of always using a fake English-only format in this example, rely on Intl.DurationFormat if it is present. Still fall back to the fake format if it is not. See: #3067
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There are two mentions of
Intl. DurationFormatin the Cookbook that can perhaps be updated?"If you have Intl.DurationFormat, then you can do this with until.toLocaleString() and untilMonths.toLocaleString(). This example will be updated when that becomes possible."
"Note that this does not work unless you have Intl.DurationFormat, which is still an early-stage proposal."
Intl.DurationFormatis stage 4. It is implemented in Safari, Chrome/Edge and Firefox Nightly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: