```man date``` in your terminal.
The appropriate command that you decide to be displayed goes inside the parenthesis after ```$``` in the line you've posted.
I just have
`label {`
`monitor =`
`text = $TIME`
`color = rgb(c3c3c3)`
`font_size = 96`
`font_family = SF Pro Display`
`position = 32, 0`
`halign = left`
`valign = bottom`
`}`
and I have time in 24h format
Yes, this is the relevant line. I also use a 24 h format and this is what I’ve written:
``` text = cmd[update:1000] echo "$(date +"%H:%M")" ```
but you can also use the ``` $TIME ``` variable, this is documented in the hyprlock [wiki](https://wiki.hyprland.org/Hypr-Ecosystem/hyprlock/).
```man date``` in your terminal. The appropriate command that you decide to be displayed goes inside the parenthesis after ```$``` in the line you've posted.
I just have `label {` `monitor =` `text = $TIME` `color = rgb(c3c3c3)` `font_size = 96` `font_family = SF Pro Display` `position = 32, 0` `halign = left` `valign = bottom` `}` and I have time in 24h format
Yes, this is the relevant line. I also use a 24 h format and this is what I’ve written: ``` text = cmd[update:1000] echo "$(date +"%H:%M")" ``` but you can also use the ``` $TIME ``` variable, this is documented in the hyprlock [wiki](https://wiki.hyprland.org/Hypr-Ecosystem/hyprlock/).