languages.js | Store ISO | JSON Processing library

You should declare the calendarLanguages.js file in the angular.json like below

language.js is currently not exporting your es object, so your import in app.component.ts is unable to import anything.

Depending on your module system, you should be able to declare es as an exportable member of language.js and resolve your issue.

maybe this example can help

_InternalLinkedHashMap is a subtype of Map as you can read about in this answer here. The issue with your code is that your specify incompatible values to store in the Map. You say , when it can only be . Changing Map> will solve your issue.

Additionally, as you can see in the linked answer, doing the from constructor to create a new Map is completely unnecessary as jsonDecode already returns the exact data type you're trying to create.

You should add Prism to your components option components:{Prism} and then in the template wrap the code with that component and no need to create a computed property :

There are two problems with your code.

The first is that del language is the key value but not a reference to it in the dictionary. So you need to change that to del data[language] to actually delete the key and values in the dictionary.

The second is that you are looping based on the size of the dictionary. Change for language in data to loop through the keys by doing for language in data.keys() and that will handle the issue with the dictionary resizing.

The final code:

I believe that utf8 is not the correct keyword, instead use utf-8 in your encoding=

I suppose problem is that variable ttsPlayer is null. Please check if such property is present at message.guild?

Yes, Karate does not support localization after we switched away from Cucumber in version 0.9.0.

We decided not to support localization because the goals of Karate are very different from Cucumber. Karate is more like a programming language, better explained here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47799207/143475

So just like Java or JavaScript do not support localized keywords, Karate does not either. We haven't had any complaints so far :)