Not seeing expected results when using What did I miss in the last 18 hours?

[wsuff]

Since where this is used is in different timezones and standard policy is to use UTC. When I join I typically query what I missed since I left 12-18 hrs sometimes. However "What did I miss in the last 18 hours?" only returns what occured on the same day as start not end.

<William> Milton: What did I miss in the last 19 hours?
<Milton> Debug: now 2013-12-20T15:29:08+00:00 | start 2013-12-19T20:29:08+00:00

Only returns messages from the 19th

I'm considering adding an additional condition that would check if start and end are different days. If so then query start to start.endofDay then a second query to get logs for end.startofday to end.

Any better insight?

[wsuff]

I managed to work around this. Open to better ways to do it but my WIP mess is

  robot.respond /what did I miss in the [pl]ast ([0-9]+) (seconds?|minutes?|hours?)\??/i, (msg) ->
    num = parseInt(msg.match[1])
    if isNaN(num)
      msg.reply "I'm not sure how much time #{msg.match[1]} #{msg.match[2]} refers to."
      return
    now   = moment()
    ntmp  = moment()
    start = moment().subtract(msg.match[2][0], num)
    stmp   = moment().subtract(msg.match[2][0], num)

    msg.reply "Debug: now #{now.utc().format()} | start #{start.utc().format()}"

    if now.diff(start, 'days', true) > 1
      robot.send direct_user(msg.message.user.id, msg.message.user.room),
            "I can only tell you activity for the last 24 hours in a message. Please try again."
      return

    if now.isAfter(start, 'days')
      debugmsgs  = """
      Debug: Edge Case where now is the next day after start
      query 1 #{start.utc().format()} | #{stmp.endOf('day').utc().format()}
      query 2 #{ntmp.startOf('day').utc().format()} | #{now.utc().format()}
      """
      msg.reply debugmsgs

      get_logs_for_range client, start, stmp, msg.message.user.room, (logs) ->
        logs_formatted = format_logs_for_chat(logs)
        robot.send direct_user(msg.message.user.id, msg.message.user.room), logs_formatted.join("\n")
      get_logs_for_range client, ntmp, now, msg.message.user.room, (logs) ->
        logs_formatted = format_logs_for_chat(logs)
        robot.send direct_user(msg.message.user.id, msg.message.user.room), logs_formatted.join("\n")
    else
      get_logs_for_range client, start, moment(), msg.message.user.room, (logs) ->
        logs_formatted = format_logs_for_chat(logs)
        robot.send direct_user(msg.message.user.id, msg.message.user.room), logs_formatted.join("\n")

I took out the 24 hour check since I'm not sure that really didn't have an issue either given my use case.