How to use the make-plural-compiler/src/compiler.getRules function in make-plural-compiler
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eemeli / make-plural / test / compiler.js View on Github 
it('should return rules for "cardinal", "en"', function() {
var en = MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'en')
expect(en).to.be.an('object')
expect(en).to.have.keys('pluralRule-count-one', 'pluralRule-count-other')
})
it('should return the same rules for "cardinal", "EN"', function() {it('should return the same rules for "cardinal", "EN"', function() {
var en = MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'en')
var EN = MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'EN')
expect(EN).to.equal(en)
})
})it('should return the same rules for "cardinal", "EN"', function() {
var en = MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'en')
var EN = MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'EN')
expect(EN).to.equal(en)
})
}) expect(() => MakePlural.getRules('nonesuch', 'xx')).to.throw()
expect(() => MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'xx')).to.not.throw() expect(() => MakePlural.getRules('cardinal', 'xx')).to.not.throw()
})make-plural-compiler
Translates Unicode CLDR pluralization rules to executable JavaScript
