How to use the @elastic/numeral/languages.forEach function in @elastic/numeral
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elastic / kibana / src / plugins / data / common / field_formats / converters / numeral.ts View on Github 
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// @ts-ignore
import numeral from '@elastic/numeral';
// @ts-ignore
import numeralLanguages from '@elastic/numeral/languages';
import { KBN_FIELD_TYPES } from '../../kbn_field_types/types';
import { FieldFormat } from '../field_format';
import { TextContextTypeConvert } from '../types';
const numeralInst = numeral();
numeralLanguages.forEach((numeralLanguage: Record) => {
numeral.language(numeralLanguage.id, numeralLanguage.lang);
});
export abstract class NumeralFormat extends FieldFormat {
static fieldType = KBN_FIELD_TYPES.NUMBER;
abstract id: string;
abstract title: string;
getParamDefaults = () => ({
pattern: this.getConfig!(`format:${this.id}:defaultPattern`),
});
protected getConvertedValue(val: any): string {
if (val === -Infinity) return '-∞';
if (val === +Infinity) return '+∞';@elastic/numeral
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