import-local | globally installed package use a locally installed version | Collaboration library

I'm a casual code writer. I'm in the self-assigned thread to create a script to install a software only available as an exe file for Windows and customize a bit some defaults stored in an xml file. This is a step/step process for me, each one being through big reading on the net and many trials. Being ATM at 5% estimated of the travel an (other :-( ) idea hit my mind : making the job also for English speaking people in addition to French, and publish the script so that any other can easily add their own language strings for messages. I discovered the MS scripts internationalization way that uses DATA section(s), psd1 files and some related commands.

My goal is to supply a single ps1 file, dot. My latest idea, based on what I recently read, was to have all the strings in the ps1 file, then based on $PSUIlocale export/create a temporary .\LG-lg\SetupThisSoft.psd1 I could Import-LocalizedData... what I guess is stupid (why export when we have the strings within the file?).

Do you have any idea to reach the goal? I now have some (better?) idea, using an array of yet-translated-locales, e.g. $AvailLng = "fr-FR","en-EN" then having one DATA section for each $Item I could ForEach test against $PSUILocale, but I have no idea how to "point"/"enable" the good DATA section. "en-EN" would be the last $Item as a default/fallback when $PSUILocale doesn't match any previous $Item...

Thanks for ideas

I'm trying to implement an old Bash function in Powershell (7+) for showing the stack of some number of last visited directories. I found the this code from the Pscx project repo. At the end of the day I would like to see it as stand-alone function.

However I run into a few issues:

1. The code required are in 2 files: Pscx.CD.psm1 and Messages.psd1. They need to be combined into one function if possibe somehow.
2. There are some different error messages occurring, even though the commands are still working. I don't know what to make out of it.

I'm trying to run jest with typescript, but I'm getting following error. The project runs fine in webpack and with ts-node. For some reason I can't get it to work with jest.

I want to use flip-toolkit (whitout react) so I do :

I followed the readme -> https://github.com/aholachek/react-flip-toolkit