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// relative/duration strings in the user's language (en is built in). Importing
// a locale only registers it; the locale is always specified at the formatting
// site (via MUI's adapterLocale, or `dayjs(x).locale(i18nToDayjsLocale(ln))`) —
// we never mutate dayjs's global locale.
import "dayjs/locale/ca";
import "dayjs/locale/cs";
import "dayjs/locale/de";
import "dayjs/locale/es";
import "dayjs/locale/fr";
import "dayjs/locale/fr-ca";
import "dayjs/locale/he";
import "dayjs/locale/hi";
import "dayjs/locale/hu";
import "dayjs/locale/it";
import "dayjs/locale/ja";
import "dayjs/locale/nb";
import "dayjs/locale/nl";
import "dayjs/locale/pl";
import "dayjs/locale/pt";
import "dayjs/locale/pt-br";
import "dayjs/locale/ru";
import "dayjs/locale/sv";
import "dayjs/locale/tr";
import "dayjs/locale/uk";
import "dayjs/locale/zh-cn";
import "dayjs/locale/zh-tw";
import dayjs, { Dayjs } from "dayjs";
import customParseFormat from "dayjs/plugin/customParseFormat";
import DurationPlugin from "dayjs/plugin/duration";
import LocalizedFormat from "dayjs/plugin/localizedFormat";
import RelativeTime from "dayjs/plugin/relativeTime";
import Timezone from "dayjs/plugin/timezone";
import utc from "dayjs/plugin/utc";
dayjs.extend(utc);
dayjs.extend(customParseFormat);
dayjs.extend(DurationPlugin);
dayjs.extend(RelativeTime);
dayjs.extend(Timezone);
dayjs.extend(LocalizedFormat);
// Maps an i18n language code to the matching dayjs locale name (they differ for
// some: e.g. "pt-BR" -> "pt-br", "zh-Hans" -> "zh-cn"). en is the built-in default.
const I18N_TO_DAYJS_LOCALE: Record<string, string> = {
ca: "ca",
cs: "cs",
de: "de",
en: "en",
es: "es",
"es-419": "es",
fr: "fr",
"fr-CA": "fr-ca",
he: "he",
hi: "hi",
hu: "hu",
it: "it",
ja: "ja",
"nb-NO": "nb",
nl: "nl",
pl: "pl",
pt: "pt",
"pt-BR": "pt-br",
ru: "ru",
sv: "sv",
tr: "tr",
uk: "uk",
"zh-Hans": "zh-cn",
"zh-Hant": "zh-tw",
};
/// Maps an i18n language code to a registered dayjs locale name, falling back to
/// the base language, then English, for unmapped codes. Use this for MUI's
/// LocalizationProvider `adapterLocale` and for call-site formatting, e.g.
/// `dayjs(x).locale(i18nToDayjsLocale(language)).format("LL")`.
export function i18nToDayjsLocale(language: string): string {
return (
I18N_TO_DAYJS_LOCALE[language] ??
I18N_TO_DAYJS_LOCALE[language.split("-")[0]] ??
"en"
);
}
export { Dayjs };
export default dayjs;
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