working with negative angle in a canvas game

I am making a top view medieval game using HTML, JS and canvas.

The problem is that my player is able to hit to others when not looking at them. I made a condition in the third line in the below code to address this problem, but that is not working because the player's look angle limits are max 180 and min -180. The limits between the player's position and victim's position are max 90 min -270. These limits ruin my condition.

I can accept any ideas or readymade condition or code.

if(Math.sqrt(Math.pow((this.X-Victim.X),2),Math.pow((this.Y-Victim.Y),2)) <= 100){//<-here calculates distance between victim and player
    var angle = Math.atan2(this.X - Victim.X , this.Y - Victim.Y) * (180 / Math.PI);//<-here calculates angle between victim and player
    if((angle < this.LookAngle + 45)&&(angle > this.LookAngle - 45)){//<- i need help on here
        console.log(angle,this.LookAngle);
        //socket.emit('HitTo',{UserName:Victim.UserName,hitval:20});//<- actually you dont need to know this
    }
}

Solution

answering my own question

first i will flip my angle vertically because its must be reverse. go to source

180-angle

then i must convert the (look angle) and (angle between 2 player) to 0-360. go to source

(angle + 360) % 360

then i need to check the angle between in other two angle. go to source

var isbetween = (startangle,midangle,endangle) => {
    endangle = (endangle- startangle) < 0 ? endangle - startangle + 360 : endangle - startangle;
    midangle = (midangle - startangle) < 0 ? midangle - startangle + 360 : midangle- startangle;
    return (midangle <  endangle); 
}

and applying to my code

if(Math.sqrt(Math.pow((this.X-Victim.X),2),Math.pow((this.Y-Victim.Y),2)) <= 100){
    var angle = Math.atan2(this.X - Victim.X , this.Y - Victim.Y) * (180 / Math.PI);
    var flippedangle = 180 - angle;
    var fixedangle = (flippedangle + 360) % 360;
    var fixedlook = (this.LookAngle + 360) % 360;
    if(((fixedangle - (fixedlook + 80)) < 0 ? fixedangle - (fixedlook + 80) + 360 : fixedangle - (fixedlook + 80)) > (((fixedlook - 80) - (fixedlook + 80)) < 0 ? (fixedlook - 80) - (fixedlook + 80) + 360 : (fixedlook - 80) - (fixedlook + 80))){
        socket.emit('HitTo',{UserName:Victim.UserName,hitval:20});
    }
}

Thank you

Or if that isn't helping, one of the answers from Stack Overflow found by searching for "javascript check if two angles are close" should give you enough useful information to solve it. – Andrew Morton