How to use the @hint/utils-i18n.format.toString function in @hint/utils-i18n
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webhintio / hint / packages / formatter-html / scripts / create-get-message.js View on Github 
/**
* This will create a get-message.js that will be used by the browser
* to show localized strings.
*
* The formatter-html will use this file in the CLI and in the online
* service.
*
* The generated file will use `window.localeStrings` which is initialize
* for the `messages.js` generated by `compile-locales.js`.
*/
const content = `// Autogenerated by scripts/create-get-message.js
(function () {
/* eslint-disable padding-line-between-statements, no-var, prefer-arrow-callback */
var format = ${format.toString().split('\n')
.map((line, index) => {
if (index === 0) {
return line;
}
return ` ${line}`;
})
.join('\n')};
/* eslint-enable padding-line-between-statements */
window.getMessage = function (key, substitutions) {
var localeString = window.localeStrings && window.localeStrings[key];
if (!localeString) {
return key;
}
