JavaScript method to compare whether the current time is within a specified time period

This article describes the method of JavaScript to compare whether the current time is within a specified time period. Share it for your reference, as follows:

 function checkTime(stime, etime) { //Start time var arrrs = stime.split("-"); var startTime = new Date(arrs[0], arrrs[1], arrrs[2]); var startTimes = startTime.getTime(); //End time var arr = etime.split("-"); var endTime = new Date(arre[0], arr[1], arr[2]); var endTimes = endTime.getTime(); //Current time var thisDate = new Date(); var thisDates = thisDate.getFullYear() + "-0" + (thisDate.getMonth() + 1) + "-" + thisDate.getDate(); var arrn = thisDates.split("-"); var nowTime = new Date(arrn[0], arrn[1], arrn[2]); var nowTimes = nowTime.getTime(); if (nowTimes < startTimes || nowTimes > endTimes) { return false; } return true;}//Usage: var timebool=checkTime('2016-8-1','2016-8-10');//Note: Dates are separated by "-" if(timebool==true){ document.write('The current date is within the specified time period');}else{ document.write('The current date is not within the specified time period');}

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Unix timestamp conversion tool:

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Online time inquiry around the world:

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Online Perpetual Calendar:

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Web Perpetual Calendar:

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