How to format antd Inputnumber to accept "," to decimal and "." to centesimal

Question

Hello, I’m using antd’s Inputnumber. In this example below antd is using regex so it formats the number, but it only accepts "." so I couldn’t just type "10.5" but "10.5"

 <InputNumber
  formatter={value => `$ ${value}`.replace(/\B(?=(\d{3})+(?!\d))/g, ',')}
  parser={value => value.replace(/\$\s?|(,*)/g, '')}
/>

Well, what I need to do is format with "," for when it is decimal (example: 15.8) and format with "." for when it is a Milesimal number (example: 1,000) that is, it needs to be in BRL format.

However antd does not have a BRL formatter by default, it has a calling property decimal but when I try to use it in this example the behavior of the numbers is incorrect (example: if I type 10,000 the result would be 1,0,000). My difficulty with antd is to join that two points (format for when it is decimal and for when it is centesimal).

As I don’t understand much about regex, I wonder if it is possible to solve my problem using only regex, or if I would have to somehow create a function and a logic to perform this formatting by default.

I am not very good with programming logic, I am working on it every day to improve it, I would like you to give me a way to go. Thanks in advance !