Add formatDate function to calcFunctions

[TaiKamilla]

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Added calc.formatDate method to the text editor
I took the liberty of making some of the parameters optional

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[TaiKamilla]

@AntoineRelief
the ticket mentions "note that the default format of the date & datetime can certainly be removed if we have that working"
I'm not sure what that is, could you tell me more?

[AntoineRelief]

@AntoineRelief the ticket mentions "note that the default format of the date & datetime can certainly be removed if we have that working" I'm not sure what that is, could you tell me more?

@TaiKamilla
it was about what I can see in the code
formatDate(date) returns a date with a default format & locale, so all good for me!

[RenzoPrats]

Hi @TaiKamilla, strange issue but it seems not all locale are available, if I put my own local or use the default one(Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale) doesn't work in my case(pt-BR), perhaps we could define a default that works when we got error in creating the calc function.

[TaiKamilla]

Hi @TaiKamilla, strange issue but it seems not all locale are available, if I put my own local or use the default one(Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale) doesn't work in my case(pt-BR), perhaps we could define a default that works when we got error in creating the calc function.

This is due to the fact that not all locales are imported by default, and it might not be a great idea to import them all, because size

Adding this will make Spanish and Portuguese (and the others like pt-BR) work

import localeEs from '@angular/common/locales/es';
import localePt from '@angular/common/locales/pt';

registerLocaleData(localeEs);
registerLocaleData(localePt);

Maybe we get a selection? or we can leave it like this
The system apparently has fr-FR and en-GB imported by the application somewhere else and that is why they work on those

Maybe some feedback on this, @AntoineRelief?