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First I just want to say that this is a great lib, gets the job done and has great i18n support.
Anyway, I'm dealing with a website that has to show dates both in english and in portuguese (great to see that pt was already implemented!). It was all good, until I found this place where I need to write a full date in both languages.
I realized I would need 2 different formats: one for english (MMMM D, YYYY
- October 20, 2011) and one for portuguese (D \de MMMM \de YYYY
- 20 de Outubro de 2011 [and just now I see that I don't know if it's possible to escape the lowercase d, but anyway, focus]).
Is there a way to call moment().format()
with no parameters so that it assumes a default formatting for the whole date?
If there isn't, it would be nice to implement it, I could give it a go.
Maybe a new token that contains the whole date and whole time, like moment().format('T'); // 2:17 PM in english and 14:17 in portuguese
. Though I have no idea what a good token would be for the whole date...