How to use the @freesewing/i18n.languages function in @freesewing/i18n
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freesewing / freesewing / packages / create-freesewing-pattern / lib / prompt-library-params.js View on Github 
"use strict";
const inquirer = require("inquirer");
const validateNpmName = require("validate-npm-package-name");
const languages = require("@freesewing/i18n").languages;
const strings = require("@freesewing/i18n").strings;
const config = require("./config");
let languageChoices = [];
for (let l of Object.keys(languages)) {
languageChoices.push({
name: languages[l],
value: l,
short: languages[l]
});
}
module.exports = async opts => {
if (opts.name && !validateNpmName(opts.name).validForNewPackages) {
throw new Error(`invalid package name "${opts.name}"`);
}
if (opts.skipPrompts) {
if (!opts.name) {
throw new Error(
"invalid input; you must pass a package name with --skip-prompts"@freesewing/i18n
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