I’ve solved it.
In fact we don’t have to specify any month names for the language we are translating to if it’s supported by Vue l18n
But we have to specify a language pack in the framework property in quasar.conf.js.
So now I have the month in the language I want.
It’s explained in the in the internationalization section of the docs but it’s not mentioned in the date utils section…
I launch the app on a physical phone and I use remote devtools on chrome, you get almost the same environment. (but I don’t have the vue devtools available).
I had the same problem and fixed it by installing the eslint-plugin-import plugin (if you you installed ESlint globally you need to install it globally too) and configuring ESlint like recommended in the readme of the repo here https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import
You need to add “import” in plugins in your .eslintrc.js (at the root of your project folder), like this:
plugins: [
‘import’
]
and in the extends option like this:
extends: [“plugin:import/errors”, “plugin:import/warnings”]
After that the errors messages will be gone.
I launch the app on a physical phone and I use remote devtools on chrome, you get almost the same environment. (but I don’t have the vue devtools available).
I don’t use it and the company I work for don’t want to support IE.
It’s been 2 month, did you find the solution @snp ?
This!
I’m in the same situation.
I need to authenticate with an API call only once at start up and get the result before that the Router.beforeEach kicks in. I saw that the boot plugin will be deprecated in the next version so what’s the solution here?
I’ve solved it.
In fact we don’t have to specify any month names for the language we are translating to if it’s supported by Vue l18n
But we have to specify a language pack in the framework property in quasar.conf.js.
So now I have the month in the language I want.
It’s explained in the in the internationalization section of the docs but it’s not mentioned in the date utils section…
@Al1_andre I have the same problem, did you found the solution?
I had the same problem and fixed it by installing the eslint-plugin-import plugin (if you you installed ESlint globally you need to install it globally too) and configuring ESlint like recommended in the readme of the repo here https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import
You need to add “import” in plugins in your .eslintrc.js (at the root of your project folder), like this:
plugins: [
‘import’
]
and in the extends option like this:
extends: [“plugin:import/errors”, “plugin:import/warnings”]
After that the errors messages will be gone.