I believe I have full icu support, as this problem is only happening when I am running my project locally. If I try it on the playground, it shows as expected, as well if I'm testing on the console, etc

It just appears to be a problem when running jsreport locally, could I be lacking some config or something?

Either way, I will check up the link that you sent me and look into this a bit more. Thank you!

I've tried either 'pt-PT', 'pt-BR', 'es-ES', 'fr-FR' and the result is always in this format 2023 M12 7

I am using node 20.6.0

I'm just confused as to why Intl is working on that playground I sent with the locale examples I gave you, but on my project, is formatting differently

Hello. In my project, I am trying to format my dates accordingly to the user locale.

I've been struggling with getting the result I want, only being able to render it correctly for the 'en' locale.

I found this pretty simple example:

https://playground.jsreport.net/w/Heplinesss_17/o0eYS~qv

When testing on this specific playground, changing the locale was working but, when I tried to implement it directly on my project, if I replace it per example to 'pt-PT', the output, instead of being 6 de dezembro de 2023 is 2023 M12 6

Any bit of information as to why I'm getting this behaviour would be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance

That was exactly it, thank you!

Hello, I am trying to achieve something like this:

Or something like this (if it's easier to achieve)

I tried to loop through my values, but I am having a problem displaying them in the right row.

I leave here a demo of what I've been working on
Note that what I am showing right now, is a simple table, and what I was aiming to achieve, is commented.

https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/0tfvpeYj

Thank you in advance

That is unfortunate about the nested objects. Thank you for submitting a feature request.

About the other part, I created this demo:

https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/7ko~pFmZ

What I was trying to explain is that in my Sample > content.js, I have the following:

const i18n = await jsreport.localization.localize({
             key:'t',
             folder: '../../i18n',
             language: 'en-GB'
           })

As in my i18n -> en-GB.json, I have this:

{"t": {   
    "shared": {
        "datePeriod": {
            "title": "Date period"
        },
        "fieldName": "Field name"
    }
}}

I was hoping that there was a way to dynamically localize my translations, without having to declare a key, so I could do something more straightforwards such as:

{
    "shared": {
        "datePeriod": {
            "title": "Date period"
        },
        "fieldName": "Field name"
    }
}

And again, thank you for your time

Hello, I have recently started using jsreport and came across a problem that despite trying to investigate how to work around it, I can't seem to find a way.

This is my structure (I have i18n and translations as I was trying to run some tests):

In my contentRaw, I have something like this, to access a specific translation, based on the @key

<c t="inlineStr" s="7"><is><t>{{localize @key "../../translations"}}</t></is></c>

Like this, it works, if I am accessing a key directly (in this case, tmax)

But what I wanted to do was something like <c t="inlineStr" s="7"><is><t>{{localize historicalWateringChart.@key "../../translations"}}</t></is></c>, so I could access historicalWateringChart.tmax, historicalWateringChart.tmin and so on...

I also have in my StoockDataFetch/content.js (my script file), on my beforeRender function, the following:

const i18n = await jsreport.localization.localize({
                key:'t',
                folder: '../../i18n',
                language: 'en-GB'
            })

 req.data.myData = [{}, {
            name: i18n.shared.datePeriod,
            text: formatDate(req.data.startDate) + " - " + formatDate(req.data.endDate)
        },]

Like this it works, but I was trying to understand if there is another way to get my i18n, as on my json file for my i18n translations, it needs to be set up like this:

{"t": {   
    "shared": {
        "datePeriod": "Date period",
}}

And I wanted to get rid of the t key, but by accessing jsreport.localization.localize(), the key is obligatory.

Any sort of help would be highly appreciated, and if I wasn't clear or you need for me to provide more information please do tell.