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javascript - Moment.js how to use fromNow() to return everything in hours?

I've searching the moment.js docs and stackoverflow for a way to use the fromNow() function but returning everything in hours.

What I mean is:

moment([2017, 01, 05]).fromNow();     // a day ago

should be

moment([2017, 01, 05]).fromNow();     // 24 hours ago

I know it's possible to do this using .diff and probably other similar functions and then adding the text, but is it possible to use .fromNow() to do this?

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You can use relativeTimeThreshold to customize thresholds for moment relative time.

As the docs says:

duration.humanize has thresholds which define when a unit is considered a minute, an hour and so on. For example, by default more than 45 seconds is considered a minute, more than 22 hours is considered a day and so on. To change those cutoffs use moment.relativeTimeThreshold(unit, limit) where unit is one of s, m, h, d, M.

In your case, you can increase hour thresholds to get relative days as hours. Here a working example showing time as hours from 1 hour to 26 days:

var m1 = moment().subtract(5, 'h');
var m2 = moment().subtract(55, 'h');
var m3 = moment().subtract(1, 'd');

// Default results
console.log(m1.fromNow());
console.log(m2.fromNow());
console.log(m3.fromNow());

// Change relativeTimeThreshold
moment.relativeTimeThreshold('m', 60);
moment.relativeTimeThreshold('h', 24*26);

// Results in hours
console.log(m1.fromNow());
console.log(m2.fromNow());
console.log(m3.fromNow());
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