obsidian-bases

To create database views of markdown notes in Obsidian, use Bases to render notes as queryable tables, cards, lists, or maps. Create a new base from the command palette and configure your preferred view type.

The best way to filter and group Obsidian notes by properties is to define filters and formulas within a base. This converts plain notes into structured, queryable data that can be easily sorted and grouped.

Yes, you can embed bases directly inside daily notes to surface contextual, database-like views. This allows you to display filtered tables, lists, or maps of your notes for quick insights.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports map views for location-based notes. You can configure your base to render notes as a map, alongside other supported view types like tables, cards, and lists.

To set up a new base from the command palette in Obsidian, open the palette and select the option to create a new base. You can then configure a table view and apply property mappings to display your notes.