obs-obsidian-bases

You can create database-like views of Obsidian notes by generating .base files with YAML schemas that define global filters, property formulas, and multiple view types like tables, cards, lists, or maps.

Obsidian Bases are structured configurations that turn large note collections into database-like representations. You need them when managing large vaults and require computed properties, filters, and summarized views for insights.

Yes, you can use formula definitions within .base files to compute derived data and summaries across your notes, enabling quick insights and dashboards for tasks like project tracking or library catalogs.

You configure filters and views by writing YAML content in a .base file, defining global filters and per-view configurations to render selected properties and summaries in table, cards, list, or map formats.

Yes, this approach works for building project dashboards and task trackers in Obsidian by applying YAML-based base schemas, formula definitions, and view configurations to manage large note collections with computed properties.