How do I convert an integer to a javascript color?

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I have an integer which I need to convert to a color in javascript. I am using an MVC model and am trying to replicate a model in a software for a web interface. I have the color in integer format from the database. It needs to be converted to a color in javascript.

For example: integers like -12525360, -5952982

I have the code like this :

items[x].barStyle = "stroke: Black; fill = Red";

So instead of giving the fill:Red, I need to give it the exact color corresponding to the integer value.

This is the code I have written in C#. I need the same thing in javascript. Here resourcecolor= the integer input.

     var bytes = BitConverter.GetBytes(resourcecolor);
     ti.color = Color.FromArgb(bytes[3], bytes[2], bytes[1], bytes[0]);
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Really simply:

colorString = "#" + colour.toString(16).padStart(6, '0');

But when I actually reference it I also remove the alpha from the integer and set the style colour at the same time, so the whole line is:

document.getElementById('selectColourBtn').style.color = "#" +
    (colour & 0x00FFFFFF).toString(16).padStart(6, '0');
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