roam weekly plan

roam_wp

#/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
IFS=$'\n\t'

roam_date() {
  date -d "${*}" '+%B %eXX, %Y' \
    | sed -e 's/11XX/11th/; s/12XX/12th/; s/13XX/13th/' \
          -e 's/1XX/1st/;   s/2XX/2nd/;   s/3XX/3rd/' \
          -e 's/XX/th/; s/  / /'
}

ONE_DAY=$((60 * 60 * 24))
week_start=$(date -d "${*:-next Monday}" "+%s")

cat <<END
Week:: [[$(roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 0)))]]
## Top Weekly Goals
## [[Weekly Habits]]
  -
## Daily Goals
  - Monday: [[$(   roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 0)))]]
  - Tuesday: [[$(  roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 1)))]]
  - Wednesday: [[$(roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 2)))]]
  - Thursday: [[$( roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 3)))]]
  - Friday: [[$(   roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 4)))]]
  - Saturday: [[$( roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 5)))]]
  - Sunday: [[$(   roam_date @$((${week_start} + ${ONE_DAY} * 6)))]]
END

If running on macOS you'll need to change from date to gdate and that got it working for me!

Got super confused why you were passing a format to the daylight saving option '-d' then it clicked 😆 and I checked which date returns /bin/date belonging to the system and isn't the gnu one.

brew info coreutils also mentions this:

==> Caveats
Commands also provided by macOS have been installed with the prefix "g".
If you need to use these commands with their normal names, you
can add a "gnubin" directory to your PATH from your bashrc like:
  PATH="/usr/local/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin:$PATH"

I tried this on Manjaro linux and when I type "roam_wp" afterwards the terminal closes on me. Any idea why?

Thanks

@Singularity9 nope