What meaning does 早く良くなるといいですね have?


The following is an excerpt from a conversation with my language partner.

For some context:

> 階段から落ちたそうですが、大丈夫ですか。骨折はしていなくて、右足のじん帯を痛めたのですね。早く良くなるといいですね。

The sentence in question:

> 早く良くなるといいですね。

My translation: "When it recovers/you recover quickly, it is good."

Now, this sentence isn't really much of a problem for me. I just would like to
know what nuance is expressed through the use of the と conditional particle.
Does it express something along the lines of "hopefully"? "Hopefully it/you
will recover quickly."? Because I just recently was looking for an adverb or
the like to express "hopefully", and unfortunately I only found this
<http://jisho.org/search/hopefully>. So maybe the pattern used by my language
partner can be used to express this?




Naturally translated it would equate to "I hope you(he/she/they) get better
soon." Literally it means something like "if [subject] gets better soon, it
will be good." といい is often used like this to express "I hope~". There is no
nuance of "hopefully" from と. といい is basically "If... ~ ...good"

