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# <img src='https://raw.githack.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/master/svgs/solid/calendar.svg' card_color='#22a7f0' width='50' height='50' style='vertical-align:bottom'/> Date and Time
# Date and Time
Get the time, date, day of the week

## About
Get the local time or time for major cities around the world. Times
are given in 12-hour (2:30 pm) or 24-hour format (14:30) based on the
Time Format setting at [Home](https://home.mycroft.ai/#/setting/basic)
Time Format setting at your [mycroft.conf](https://github.com/OpenVoiceOS/ovos-config/blob/dev/ovos_config/mycroft.conf#L33):

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I think this should point to the local ~/ovos/.config/mycroft.conf file and can point to the docs here for more reference.

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the rest can be left with a comment to add this to config

Time can optionally be shown on a display, like a digital clock. See
the [Skill Setting](https://home.mycroft.ai/#/skill).
```json
{
// Time format, either 'half' (e.g. "11:37 pm") or 'full' (e.g. "23:37")
"time_format": "half",

// Date format, either 'MDY' (e.g. "11-29-1978") or 'DMY' (e.g. "29-11-1978")
"date_format": "MDY",
}
```

## Examples
* "What time is it?"
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