* Formats time `number` in `units` (either in past or in future). * @param {number} number - Time interval value. * @param {string} unit - Time

* Formats time `number` in `units` (either in past or in future). * @param {number} number - Time interval value. * @param {string} unit - Time

* CLDR data always has relative time messages duplicated * for all keys if they're the same. * For example, if relative time messages are the same f

* Finds a parent locale whose messages of a given style are equal to that of the specified locale. * @param {string} locale * @return {string} [par

* Formats a number into a string. * Uses `Intl.NumberFormat` when available. * @param {number} number * @return {string}

* Returns formatting rule for `value` in `units` (either in past or in future). * @param {number} value - Time interval value. * @param {string}

* Parses CLDR time unit into `unit` and `type`. * @param {string} CLDR_unit * @return {object} `{ type, unit }`.

* Returns a new object with properties reflecting the locale and date and time formatting options computed during initialization of this DateTimeForma

* Parses CLDR time unit formatting rules. * @param {object} - CLDR time unit formatting rules. * @return {(object|string)}

* Formats a number into a list of parts. * Uses `Intl.NumberFormat` when available. * @param {number} number * @return {object[]}

* Tells `0` from `-0`. * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7223359/are-0-and-0-the-same * @param {number} number * @return {Boolean} * @example

* Sets time unit formatting rules in locale data. * @param {object} localeData * @param {string} type * @param {string} unit * @param {object} rul

* @param {(string|string[])} [locales] - Preferred locales (or locale). * @param {Object} [options] - Formatting options. * @param {string} [opt

* Returns a given "style" (short, long, narrow) labels if the file exists. * @param {string} locale * @param {string} style * @return {object} [j