Easier way to manipulate the html paragraph

Question

So I have a timer variable, and this variable points to a paragraph in html.
The code is
time.innerHTML = hr + ":" + min;
Note: hr and min are variables that store the current time.
So, in order to avoid a situation where the time shows as
"9:7" when it's 09:07am, I added a bunch of if statements
If(hr < 10){
timer.innerHTML = "0" + hr + ":" + min;
}
If (min < 10){
timer.innerHTML = hr + ":" + min;
}
However, I want to do so for hours, minutes, and seconds aswell.
Is there a more efficient way to do this rather than with a bunch of if statements.
Because it might become quite tedious to write if statements for every possiblity.

Answer 1

Otherwise you could use a utility function.
function leftPad(time) { return time <10 ? "0" + time : time}
And then e.g timer.innerHTML = [hr,min,sec].map(leftPad).join(":")

Answer 2

You can eg. use Intl.DateTimeFormat https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl/DateTimeFormat