Simple business day checker

business_day.js

function isInRange(value, range) {
    match = value >= range[0] && value <= range[1];
    return match
}

function isInRanges(value, range) {
    matches = []
    range.split(",").forEach(function(timeframe) {
        times = timeframe.split("-");
        match = isInRange(value, times)
        matches.push(match)
    });
    // return if any true
    return matches.some(element => element)
}



// console.log( "SHOULD BE TRUE",
//     isInRanges("06:30", "00:30-02:30,06:00-12:00,13:00-18:00")
// )

// console.log( "SHOULD BE FALSE",
//     isInRanges("06:30", "00:30-02:30,06:31-12:00,13:00-18:00")
// )


function business_day(day, hours, today, rightnow){
    output = false
    const d = new Date();
    // day is all or day if today
    if(day == "*" || day == today){
        // hours is all or hours if today
        if(hours == "*"){
            output = true
        }else{
            if (hours == null){

                output = false
            }else{

                output = isInRanges(rightnow, hours)
            }
        }
    }
    return output
}

matches = []
const d = new Date();
var today = d.getDay();
console.log("TODAY", today)
console.log()
var time = new Date();
var rightnow = time.getHours() + ":" + time.getMinutes()
console.log("RIGHTNOW", rightnow)

business_days = {
    '2': '08:00-12:00,13:00-19:52',
   '3': '*',
   '4': null
}

for (i in business_days){
    check = business_day(i, business_days[i], today, rightnow);
    matches.push(check)
    console.log("CHECK", i, business_days[i], today, rightnow, check)
}
result = matches.some(element => element)
console.log("OUTPUT ", result)