#1

You don’t need to do anything, it’s automatic. The code will directly by your system write your greeting according to your local time with a time-aware.

You can edit the greeting there to suit your needs or even add your name after it.

Personally I’m using this for my Daily Note, but you can use it for your homepage or anythings you want.

I’m sharing this because I think it’s nice to have a welcome message in our homepage :).

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```dataviewjs
const currentHour = moment().format('HH');
console.log(currentHour)
let greeting;
if (currentHour >= 18 || currentHour < 5) {
greeting = '🌙 Good Evening'
} else if (currentHour >= 5 && currentHour < 12) {
greeting = '🌞 Good Morning'
} else {
greeting = '🌞 Good Afternoon'
}
dv.header(2, greeting)
```
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#2

I love this! Thanks for posting it.

Just for fun, I added a small random element to it:


let morning = [
    "Let's do great work today!",
    "It's a new day!"
];

let afternoon = [
    "Let's finish the day well!",
    "Let's keep up our focus!",
    "Need another cup of coffee? ☕"
];

let evening = [
    "Time to go home!",
    "Your family misses you!"
];

const currentHour = moment().format('HH'); 
let greeting; 

if (currentHour >= 17 || currentHour < 5) { 
    greeting = "🌙 Good Evening! "
        + evening[Math.floor(Math.random()*evening.length)];
} else if (currentHour >= 5 && currentHour < 12) { 
    greeting = "🌞 Good Morning! " +
        + morning[Math.floor(Math.random()*morning.length)];
} else { 
    greeting = "🌞 Good Afternoon! "
        + afternoon[Math.floor(Math.random()*afternoon.length)];
} 
dv.paragraph(greeting);
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