I would like to have a flexible assertion which checks if a string is one of several values. I have just started running my WebdriverIO + Mocha tests on BrowserStack, but they have US locale machines which render dates differently,…
I have the following in my intl_en.arb file: "title_chef_selection": "Chef's Selection", "@title_chef_selection": {}, And I get this error: Error: Unbalanced escape quotes. To escape a single quote ', prefix it with another single quote.(mismatched_brackets) I followed it's advice changing it…
How can I get the string dd.mm.yyyy in JavaScript and convert it depending on the user's locale (for example, дд.мм.гггг)? Is it possible with the help of internal functions, or will you have to write your own converter? I tried…
I have a cubit that looks like this: @injectable class SomeCubit extends Cubit<SomeState> { SomeCubit({ required this.logger, required this.someRepository, required this.flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin, required this.l10n, // AppLocalizations required this.anotherRepository, }) : super(SomeInitial()); } Running the injectable generator throws an error about InvalidType…
I have a NExt JS project using the app router with Supabase. I have a ROOT middleware.js file that contains some supabase code. I also need to integrate Next-Intl middleware into this too and i'm not sure how to go…
I want to develop my own web application on Vue.js and Firebase where uses can buy products or services using a payment API (paypal or stripe). I would like to show the prices of these products in local currency of…
I have this Text in SwiftUI : Text("Level (level.id)" + (level.isEnded ? " ended" : "")) This string does not automatically go to the Strings catalog. What is the best way to deal with this kind of text and localization…
Is there a way to disable automatic extraction when using String Catalog? The following code block invokes an initializer with LocalizedStringKey and not with StringProtocol. Text("Hello World!") Text has a workaround for this in a form of init(verbatim:). But the…
I have localized my app into 4 different languages. I did't use String catalog and followed an old Localizable.strings approach. I want to specify programmatically what languages should be available for the user. Let's say I want this kind of…
I have a collection of a few thousand characters. Each character has eight localized fields and nine different supported languages. Below is an example of the schema I am using populated with sample data (just with a smaller document). db.characters.insertMany([…