How do I automatically move notes to the right folder every day?

[Pesssimist]

Hi!
I am trying to create a system in which each event will be recorded in a separate note. To do this, I create a note using a unique identifier, and use a templater. However, I want these notes to be automatically transferred when created to the folder of the corresponding day, in the following structure like: everyday micro/12/06_december/note name.md
For this I use the following template

- *[[<% tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD")%>]] <% tp.date.now("HH-mm")%>*
    - <%tp.file.cursor(1)%>
<% await tp.file.move("/everyday micro/2023/12/06_december/" + tp.file.title)%>

I want to write the date in the folder address (/everyday micro/2023/12/ 06_december/) using templater commands, so that a new folder with the date is created every day. But using the following command
<% <% await tp.file.move("/everyday micro/<%tp.date.now("YYYY")%>/<% tp.date.now("MM")%>/<% tp.date.now("DD_MMMM")%>"+ tp.file.title)%>
causes an error.
Please help!

[Zachatoo]

A good rule of thumb is to never nest command tags <% %>. If you're in a command, you can just call the Templater functions.

You can concatenate the pieces you want like this:

<% await tp.file.move("/everyday micro/" + tp.date.now("YYYY") + "/" + tp.date.now("MM") + "/" + tp.date.now("DD_MMMM") + tp.file.title) %>

Or, using template literals:

<% await tp.file.move(`/everyday micro/${tp.date.now("YYYY")}/${tp.date.now("MM")}/${tp.date.now("DD_MMMM")${tp.file.title}`) %>

[Pesssimist]

Thank you very much!
I tried options without <% %>, but since I don't understand the code, the most I could do was just a error when I tried to assemble the entire path to the file from tp.date.now blocks, like ("/everyday micro/tp.date.now("YYYY")/tp.date.now("MM"/tp.date.now("DD_MMMM")/ + tp.file.title)

I used your solution
<% await tp.file.move("/everyday micro/" + tp.date.now("YYYY") + "/" + tp.date.now("MM") + "/" + tp.date.now("DD_MMMM") + "/" + tp.file.title) %>

Just added another one + "/" before + tp.file.title. This allows me to automatically create year/month/day subfolders in obsidian that contain files YYYYMMDD-HHmmss.md