I'm not a massive fan of sticking it inside Espruino itself, because it's a lot of extra bulk when templated strings let you do format date reasonably easily.

It's kind of annoying that Date.toLocaleFormat isn't a standard, as I'd be totally behind putting something like that in.

Looking at the MDN docs there's a standard for Intl (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/DateTimeFormat) that I reckon could be implemented as a JS library reasonably easily?

Completely agreed, do not blow up the firmware with locale.

Will check for tiny js lib. There is a nice lib from @allObjects in the forum, will check this too.

From the forum: Date().toDateString()

Ok, locale is now available as Bangle.js app.

How could this be available for all other devices as well?

• Implement a locale uploader into the WebIDE?
  or
• use Espruino comandline tool to upload locale?
  or
• ?

Maybe make this same code use UART.js to allow an upload to any Espruino device? https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoWebTools/blob/master/uart.js

We could add it to the Espruino site in a similar way to the Image Converter

We could add it to the Espruino site in a similar way to the Image Converter

I like that idea, pick a language and get something like this:

require('Storage').write('local', ` .........`);

Yes - it could even write it automatically if needed.

Closing this - now implemented for Bangle.js

Well, would be nice to have locale for all other devices too.

Maybe as function in the WebIDE

Yes, that sounds like a good idea.