Daily Notes Parsing Errors

[danni-storm]

I have been using this daily note format for awhile. The only real templating in this is my breadcrumb navigation menu at the top. It works well but I find myself having to modify the resulting daily note frequently, especially on Mondays when I plan out my week.

[[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(tp.file.creation_date()).weekday(1).format("YYYY/MM/YYYY.MM.DD.dddd") %>|Last Monday]] | [[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(tp.file.creation_date()).subtract(1, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/YYYY.MM.DD.dddd") %>|Yesterday]] | [[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(tp.file.creation_date()).add(1, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/YYYY.MM.DD.dddd") %>|Tomorrow]]
### Todo:
---
#### Research
- [ ] 
#### Projects
- [ ] 
#### Personal
- [ ] 
### Notes:
---
#### Research Notes

#### Projects Notes

#### Personal Notes

So I embarked on trying to improve and well...my experience is mainly in Python so it's been a rough journey. I have a lot of this worked out but I am running into parsing errors. I was hoping someone might be able to help me figure out what is wrong with the following template as I am kind of stabbing in the dark hoping I hit the problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

<%*
const moment = require("moment");
let lastMondayLink, yesterdayLink, tomorrowLink;
let today = tp.file.creation_date();
let mondayTextBlock;
let dayOfWeek = moment(tp.file.creation_date()).weekday();

//Create Dynamic Navigation Links
if (dayOfWeek === 1) { // Check if today is Monday
    lastMondayLink = `[[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(today).subtract(7, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/DD.dddd") %>|Last Monday]]`;
} else {
    lastMondayLink = `[[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(today).subtract(1, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/DD.dddd") %>|Yesterday]]`;
}
yesterdayLink = `[[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(today).subtract(1, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/DD.dddd") %>|Yesterday]]`;
tomorrowLink = `[[<% "daily-notes/" + moment(today).add(1, 'days').format("YYYY/MM/DD.dddd") %>|Tomorrow]]`;

//All Days Text
let staticText = `
### Todo:
---
#### Research
- [ ] 
#### Projects
- [ ] 
#### Personal
- [ ] 
### Notes:
---
#### Research Notes

#### Projects Notes

#### Personal Notes  
`

//Monday Planning
if (dayOfWeek === 1) {
	mondayTextBlock = `
### Weekly Plan:
---
#### Research
- [ ] 
#### Projects
- [ ] 
#### Personal
- [ ] 
\n`;
} else { 
	mondayTextBlock = '';
}

// Return Daily Note
return `${lastMondayLink} | ${yesterdayLink} | ${tomorrowLink} \n${mondayTextBlock}${staticText}` 
%>

[jpbruckler]

The following makes use of Templaters Execution Command to wrap your monday section in conditional logic.

---
<%*
    // Rename the file as needed
	if (tp.file.title == 'Untitled') {
		await tp.file.rename(tp.date.now('YYYY-MM-DD'));
	} 
    const today      = tp.file.title;
    
    // Get the current date
    const mmt = moment();

    // Find the date of the last Monday and next Monday
    let lastMonday = mmt.clone().weekday(1); 
    let nextMonday = mmt.clone().weekday(8)

    // If today is Monday, move to the previous Monday
    if (mmt.weekday() === 1) {
        lastMonday = mmt.clone().subtract(7, 'days'); 
        nextMonday = mmt.clone().add(7, 'days')
    }

    // Format the date
    let lastMondayFormatted = lastMonday.format("YYYY-MM-DD");
    let nextMondayFormatted = nextMonday.format("YYYY-MM-DD");
    const dayOfWk    = tp.date.now('dddd');
    const yesterday  = tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD", -1, today, "YYYY-MM-DD");
    const tomorrow   = tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD", 1, today, "YYYY-MM-DD");
   
    let nav = `[[${lastMondayFormatted}]] | [[${yesterday}]] | [[${tomorrow}]] | [[${nextMondayFormatted}]]`
 
-%>
title: <% today %>
tags:
  - daily
---

# <% today %>

<% nav %>

<%* if (dayOfWk == 'Monday') { %>
### Weekly Plan:
---
#### Research
- [ ] 
#### Projects
- [ ] 
#### Personal
- [ ]
<%* } %>


### Todo:
---
#### Research
- [ ] 
#### Projects
- [ ] 
#### Personal
- [ ] 
### Notes:
---
#### Research Notes

#### Projects Notes

#### Personal Notes  

[danni-storm]

Oh this is great, thank you! One last thing, currently Obsidian handles rolling over the to-dos using the 'Rollover Daily Todos' plugin. However, this isn't ideal as the position of the to-do's is not preserved and I have to move them each day into their respective sections. Is there a way to use templater to conduct the rollover instead?