Archetype: Node.js package
wellwish generates a nuanced well-wishing phrase based on English cultural norms.
In US English, well-wishing phrases like "Have a good day", "Have a good evening", or "Have a good night" are common. However, phrases like "Have a good afternoon" or "Have a good morning" can sometimes feel too specific, as if you're only wishing someone well for a limited part of the day rather than the whole day.
✅ Fast & Simple – Optimized, single-function package.
✅ Handles Edge Cases – Supports special cases like transitional periods.
✅ Simple Depth – Highly customizable but also works with no config.
npm install wellwish
import wellwish from 'wellwish';
console.log(wellwish()); // Outputs the appropriate greeting based on the current time
// Custom phrases and time settings
console.log(
wellwish({
day: 'Have a good day!',
evening: 'Have a nice evening!',
night: 'Have a nice night!',
dayStart: 6,
eveningStart: 18,
nightStart: 22,
hour: 19, // Manually setting the hour
}),
);
// ➝ "Have a nice evening!"
Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
day |
string |
"day" |
The phrase for the "day" phase. |
evening |
string |
"evening" |
The phrase for the "evening" phase. |
night |
string |
"night" |
The phrase for the "night" phase. |
dayStart |
number |
4 |
The hour (0-24) at which "day" starts. |
eveningStart |
number |
17 |
The hour (0-24) at which "evening" starts. |
nightStart |
number |
21 |
The hour (0-24) at which "night" starts. |
hour |
number |
new Date().getHours() |
The hour to evaluate (defaults to the current system hour). |
-
string
: The appropriate well-wishing phrase based on the given time and phase configuration.
Hour | Output (Default Phrases) |
---|---|
03:00 | "night" |
06:00 | "day" |
18:00 | "evening" |
22:00 | "night" |
This package is part of my highsociety meta suite:
https://github.com/alexstevovich/highsociety-node - Prose, linguistic, time, and cultural string formatting.
https://github.com/alexstevovich/dayphase-node - A low-level day phase tool, internally used by wellwish.
https://github.com/alexstevovich/wellwish-node
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.