How to use the locale function from dayjs

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dayjs.locale is a method in the Day.js library that allows you to set or retrieve the current locale of the library.

dateParser.js

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    require(`dayjs/locale/${lang}`);
    if (/^zh/.test(lang)) {
        removeStr = removeStr.concat(['，']);
    }
    // Add locale
    dayjs.locale(lang);
} catch (error) {
    logger.error(`Locale "${lang}" passed to dateParser is not supported by dayjs`);
    return date(html);
}

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How does dayjs.locale work?

dayjs.locale is a function in the Day.js library that sets or retrieves a locale object containing localized data such as month and day names, formats, and time zone data. The function can be used to create a custom locale object or to retrieve an existing locale object for a specific locale code.

Ai Example

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const dayjs = require("dayjs");
const localizedFormat = require("dayjs/plugin/localizedFormat");

dayjs.extend(localizedFormat); // Load the plugin

dayjs.locale("fr"); // Set the global locale to French

In this example, the dayjs.locale function is used to set the global locale to French. Before setting the locale, the localizedFormat plugin is loaded using the dayjs.extend method, which adds the plugin functionality to the dayjs instance. Once the plugin is loaded, the dayjs.locale method is called to set the global locale. Any subsequent calls to dayjs functions will use the new locale.

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