In async JS you can't return a value the way it seems you trying to do. You need to pass a callback function from your main program when calling gestionar.gestion() (you can add it as a third argument).
Your code sample won't work because function gestion() returns immediately, before intervalo_final content is set.
Something like this:
gestionar.gestion(myJSONClient,vector_intervalo, function callback(intervalo) {
// This is the callback function
console.log("intervalo: " + intervalo);
});
And then within the function:
var gestion = function(myJSON,vector_intervalo, callback) {
...
db.clientes.save(cliente1, function(err, saveCliente) {
if (err || !saveCliente) {
console.log("Client "+cliente1.nombre+" not saved Error: "+err);
if (callback) callback(); // execute callback function without arguments
}
else {
console.log("Client "+saveCliente.nombre+" saved");
intervalo_final = calculate(vector_intervalo);
console.log(intervalo_final);
if (callback) callback(intervalo_final); // your callback function will be executed with intervalo_final as argument
}
});
Also, I highly recommend reading some async javascript tutorial, like http://javascriptissexy.com/understand-javascript-callback-functions-and-use-them/
And Felix's Node.js Guide: http://nodeguide.com/