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Does someone know how can I get in hours not days, this code below returns 3 days, I would like to return 72 hours

console.log(moment("2022-04-14T09:07:08.086Z").endOf('hours').fromNow(true))
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VincenzoC
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lilo
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    If you're going to add a snippet to the question, please make sure it works! If it's not meant to be runnable then don't use snippets – phuzi Apr 11 '22 at 09:54
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    Does this answer your question? [Moment.js how to use fromNow() to return everything in hours?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41508796/moment-js-how-to-use-fromnow-to-return-everything-in-hours) As a side note - momentjs is deprecated. – eol Apr 11 '22 at 09:58

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const toHours = (days) => { days = days.substring(0, days.indexOf(' '))
                          return 24*days
}

console.log(toHours(moment("2022-04-14T09:07:08.086Z").fromNow(true)))
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OR use relative threshold by moment (sometimes incorrect due to rounding off) 
moment.relativeTimeThreshold('h', 24*26);

console.log(moment("2022-04-14T09:07:08.086Z").endOf('hours').fromNow(true))
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