I am confused why the difference between these two dates has a default of 8 hours? I am expecting a result something like 00:12:32 at least in my case from the time I posted this. Right now, in the result, the hour has a default of 8.
const date1 = dayjs(Date.now()) const date2 = dayjs(1674235010388) // Check date date1 console.log('date1 =', dayjs(date1).format('hh:mm:ss')) // Check date2 date console.log('date2 =', dayjs(date2).format('hh:mm:ss')) const result = date1.diff(date2) console.log(dayjs(result).format('hh:mm:ss'))
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Answer
I cannot tell you but it is another reason for not using these frameworks when plain JS is more predictible
const ms2hhmmss = ms => new Date(ms).toISOString().slice(11,19); // grab the time from YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.milZ const date1 = new Date() const date2 = new Date(1674235010388) console.log(date1) console.log(date2) const diff = Math.abs(date1 - date2) console.log(ms2hhmmss(diff))