Numeral-js: Error using numeral.locale('pt-br');

[jonathanbergson]

When I use the 'locale' of lib I am returning the following error.

My function:

VS Code error:

Browser error:

[jonathanbergson]

To solve this error I had to create a new 'locale':

[tiesont]

Dumb question, but does your project also reference the locales.js file? That seems to be where the optional locales are attached to the numeral object.

[stefanoric]

In my case I had to 'require' the locales I needed before using them.

[felipeplets]

In my case to make it work I just required both the numeral and the locales file:

  let numeral = require('numeral');
  let locales = require('numeral/locales');

I just don't think this is the best way. My opinion is that Numerals.js should try to load the locale once the user call numeral.locale('pt-br');, in case it does not exist it should use the default locale.
I don't think it should ever raise an exception trying to change the locale.

[francisrod01]

The same problem.
I'm trying to implement number format by locale and ie: 6542.32 in pt-br continues yet 6542.32.

[santospatrick]

In an ES6 environment:

import numeral from 'numeral';
import 'numeral/locales';

numeral.locale('pt-br');
numeral(10000).format('0,0') // 10.000

numeral.locale('en-au');
numeral(10000).format('0,0') // 10,000

ES5 environment:

var numeral = require('numeral');
require('numeral/locales');

numeral.locale('pt-br');
numeral(10000).format('0,0') // 10.000

numeral.locale('en-au');
numeral(10000).format('0,0') // 10,000