Time interval processing method in JS

The format type of the data[i].logtime here can be 2015-1-20 10:55:48var time = Timebetween (data[i].logtime); The time here gets the current interval.

var warntemp =  ' <span class= "Time" > ' +time+ ' </span> ';      //assigns the JSP code to the variable Warntemp var warnstr = [warntemp].join (");               //convert it to JSON format/** *  @author   administrator *  the interval between the current time of the alert and the minimum in minutes  *  @param  LogTime */function  Timebetween (logtime) {//var st = logtime.split (" "); Var dt = date.parse (new  date (Date.parse (logtime)))    //converts the date entered into microseconds (1 per thousand seconds) var date1 = new  Date ();            //gets the current time in the format of the microsecond type var idate =  date1.gettime ()-dt;  //two microsecond format time subtraction Var itime = returntime (iDate);      //processing time in microsecond format return itime;} /** *  @author  Administrator *  @param  days *  here is defined as the input of a subtle level (s1 per thousand) data come in, processing judgment  *  @returns  {string} */function returntime (itime) {                           var idate = itime/1000;    if (iDate<60) {         return  "within 1 minutes";    }     Idate = idate/60;    if (idate<60) {         idate = parseint (iDate) +1;        //For example 26.5, it needs to be expressed in 27 minutes         return idate+ "in minutes";    }     idate = idate/60;    if (idate<24) {         idate = parseint (iDate) +1;        return  idate + "SmallIn-time ";    }    idate = idate/24;                    //There is no further processing, directly according to 30 days one months to divide     if (idate<30) {        idate =  parseint (iDate) +1;        return  "within 1 months";     }     iDate = iDate/30;                              if (idate<12) {        idate = parseint (iDate) +1;         return idate+ "within a month";    }     iDate = iDate/12;                 &nbSp;            if (iDate>=1) {         idate = parseint (iDate) +1;         return idate+ "Year";    }    else{         return  "within 1 days";                    //execute "within 1 days"    &nbsp when wrong;}}

$ ("#kpi_warning"). HTML (WARNSTR); Insert the code directly under the <li> tag with id kpi_warning <li id= "kpi_warning" ></li>//<li> tab There will be a processing time interval.

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Time interval processing method in JS