While all the concepts described above apply to all programming languages and frameworks used by Mozilla, there are differences in completeness of the implementation.
Below is the current list of APIs supported in each environment and examples of how to use them:
In C++ the core API for Locale is :js:`mozilla::intl::Locale` and the service for locale management is :js:`mozilla::intl::LocaleService`.
For any OSPreference operations there's :js:`mozilla::intl::OSPreferences`.
In JavaScript users can use :js:`mozilla.org/intl/mozILocaleService` XPCOM API to access the LocaleService and :js:`mozilla.org/intl/mozIOSPreferences` for OS preferences.
The LocaleService API is exposed as :js:`Services.locale` object.
There's currently no API available for operations on language tags and Locale objects, but Intl.Locale API is in the works.
For Rust Mozilla provides a crate fluent-locale which implements the concepts described above.