Introduction to Various Methods of Formatting Timestamps into Date Formats

JavaScript needs to convert timestamps to a common format, which may not be needed in most cases.

Let's take a look at the first one first.

function getLocalTime(nS) { 
return new Date(parseInt(nS * 1000/:\d{1,2$/,' '); 
}); 
alert(getLocalTime(1293072805)) 

The second type

function getLocalTime(nS) { 
return new Date(parseInt(nS * 10).toLocaleString().substr(0,17)} 
alert(getLocalTime(1293072805)) 

Regular expression replacement

function getLocalTime(nS) { 
return new Date(parseInt(nS * 1000/Year|Month/g, "-).replace(/Day/g, " "); 
}); 
alert(getLocalTime(1177824835)) 

The third type

function formatDate(now) { 
var year=now.getYear(); 
var month=now.getMonth()+1; 
var date=now.getDate(); 
var hour=now.getHours(); 
var minute=now.getMinutes(); 
var second=now.getSeconds(); 
return year+"-"+month+"-"+date+" "+hour+:+minute+:+second; 
}); 
var d=new Date(1230999938); 
alert(formatDate(d)); 

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