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JavaScript Intl Complete Reference

Intl in JavaScript is an object which is used for ECMAScript Internationalization API namespace.

Intl.function()

Example 1: Below examples illustrate the IntlDateTimeFormatprototyperesolvedOptions() method in JavaScript:






<script>
    const geeks = new Intl.DateTimeFormat('zh-CN', { timeZone: 'UTC' });
    const result = geeks.resolvedOptions();
    console.log(result.locale);
    console.log(result.calendar);
    console.log(result.timeZone);
      
    const geeks1 = new Intl.DateTimeFormat('LT');
    const result1 = geeks1.resolvedOptions();
    console.log(result1.locale);
    console.log(result1.calendar);
</script>

Output:

zh-CN
gregory
UTC
lt
gregory

JavaScript Intl Methods: The complete list of JavaScript Intl methods are listed below:



Method 

Description  Example 
resolvedOptions() The locale and collation options are computed during the initialization of this Collator object.
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supportedLocalesOf() It can be collated without resorting to the runtime’s default locale.
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getCanonicalLocales() Returns an array containing the canonical locale names.
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format() Returns a string with a language-specific representation of the list.
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resolvedOptions() The location and style formatting choices were made when the current IntlListFormat object was built.
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formatToParts() Format a list of values in a locale-aware fashion.
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supportedLocalesOf() The provided locales are supported in list formatting.
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supportedLocalesOf() The provided locales are supported in date and time formatting.
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resolvedOptions()  The locale, date, and time formatting options are computed during the initialization of this DateTimeFormat object.
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formatRangeToParts() The formatted date range is produced by DateTimeFormat formatters.
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format() The locale and formatting options of this IntlDateTimeFormat object.
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formatRange() The locale and options provided when instantiating IntlDateTimeFormat object.
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formatToParts() Allows locale-aware formatting of strings produced by DateTimeFormat formatters.
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