obsidian-bases

Obsidian Base files are YAML-based files used to define dynamic views of notes in your vault. You can create a new Base file and configure it with global filters, view-specific settings, and property schemas to organize and display your note collections dynamically.

Global filters in Obsidian Bases apply restrictions across all defined views within a single Base file. View-specific filters are configured individually for each view, allowing you to create multiple customized perspectives like tables, cards, or lists from the same filtered note collection.

Yes, Obsidian Bases support defining formulas to compute values within your note collections. You can configure property schemas and apply formulas directly inside the Base file to generate custom summaries and computed values for your views.

Obsidian Bases support creating multiple views including table, cards, and list formats for a single note collection. A single Base file can define view-specific configurations alongside global filters and properties to build reusable note surfaces.

You define property schemas within a single Base file by editing the YAML structure to specify the properties your views should display. This configuration allows the Base file to consistently apply computed values, formulas, and filters across the selected note collections.