Simple get current date, nothing fancy.

datetime.inc

/*
	@Title: Datetime Script 1.0
	@Author: Aiura
	@License: MIT
	@Date: February 24th, 2023

	Feel free to copy and paste the code, but don't forget to put the credits at the top of the function
	- Aiura
*/

#if defined datetime_stuff
	#endinput
#endif

#define datetime_stuff

/**
 * <summary>Getting the current (Real) time with fancy string format.</summary>
 * <param name="dest">The destination string to save the string in, passed by reference</param>
 * <param name="len">The maximum size to insert (optional=<b><c>sizeof (dest)</c></b>)</param>
 * <param name ="timeFormat">The time format you want to use (<b><c>12</c></b> or <b><c>24</c></b>)</param>
 * <param name = "amPm">When set to true, the output will add AM/PM at the end of the time.
 * When set to false, the outout will not add it</param>
 * <remarks>This function only uses Real time and not in-game or timestamp time</remarks>
 * <remarks>The output may varies depending on your actual server time</remarks>
 */
void:GetCurrentDate(dest[], len = sizeof(dest), timeFormat = 12, amPm = true) 
{
    // Prepare static arrays (if not created)
    static g_sArrMonths[][] = {
        "January", "February", "March",
        "April", "May", "June",
        "July", "August", "September",
        "October", "November", "December"
    };

	// Get Real Time
    new hour, minute;
    new year, month, day;

    gettime(hour, minute, _);
    getdate(year, month, day);

    // Determine AM/PM (if enabled)
    new amPmText[3];
    if (amPm)
    {
        amPmText[0] = (hour >= 12) ? 'P' : 'A';
        amPmText[1] = 'M';
    }

    // Changing time format (if timeformat set to 12)
    hour %= timeFormat;

    // Determine ordinal number
    new ord[3]; ord = ((day % 10 == 1) ? ("st") : ((day % 10 == 2) ? ("nd") : ((day % 10 == 3) ? ("rd") : ("th"))));

    // Format everything
    // Output: January 1st, 1997 12:00 AM
    format(output, len, "%s %02d%s, %04d %02d:%02d %s", g_sArrMonths[month - 1], day, ord, year, hour, minute, amPmText);
    return;
}