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formatTime.js:

	/* * The timestamp format is displayed in the normal time format */
	
	/** Format the date, such as month, day, hour, minute, and second, with two digits *@param {Object} n* /
	function formatNumber (n) {
	    n = n.toString()
	    return n[1]? n :'0' + n;
	}
	
	/** The number argument is the millisecond timestamp, and the format is the date format to convert to *@param {Object} number
	 * @param {Object} format*/ Use formatTime(1545903266795, 'Y year M month D day h: M :s') or formatTime(1545903266795, 'y-m-d h: M :s')
	function formatTime (number, format) {
	    let time = new Date(number)
	    let newArr = []
	    let formatArr = ['Y'.'M'.'D'.'h'.'m'.'s']
	    newArr.push(time.getFullYear())
	    newArr.push(formatNumber(time.getMonth() + 1))
	    newArr.push(formatNumber(time.getDate()))
	
	    newArr.push(formatNumber(time.getHours()))
	    newArr.push(formatNumber(time.getMinutes()))
	    newArr.push(formatNumber(time.getSeconds()))
	
	    for (let i in newArr) {
	        format = format.replace(formatArr[i], newArr[i])
	    }
	    return format;
	}
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html

/ / reference

<script src=".. /.. /js/formatTime.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
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/ / use

	var startTime = data.data.rows[i].startTime;// This is a timestamp format from the background
	var startTime1 = formatTime(startTime,Y year M month D day h: M :s);
	var startTime2 = formatTime(startTime,'Y-M-D h:m:s');
	alert(startTime1+'-'+startTime2);
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