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* fix documentation missing params

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<!-- {% endraw %} -->
Usage of the [localized date pipe](../core/pipes/localized-date.pipe.md).
<!-- {% raw %} -->
{{ date | adfLocalizedDate: format : locale }}

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This is handled automatically by the framework and can be configured through `app.config.json`.
## Configuration
Since directionality cannot be inferred from information about the locale, there is a one-to-one relation between locale and language configuration in `app.config.json`.
The minimum configuration is to declare the `"direction": "rtl"` alt the level of the language entry associated with your browser locale. Omitting `direction` or failing to map it with a language key will default to `ltr`.
```json
// browser locale 'ar'
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If it is desired to start the application with a certain language locale and not default to browser locale, we can specify the `locale` at the configuration level and associate it with a language entry.
```json
{
...
"locale": "ar",
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}
```
## UserPreferencesService
For cases where a component logic depends on direction values over time, `UserPreferencesService` can be used to get information about the current direction value.
For cases where a component logic depends on direction values over time, [`UserPreferencesService`](../core/services/user-preferences.service.md) can be used to get information about the current direction value.
```typescript
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';