obsidian-bases

You can create database-like views of your notes in Obsidian by defining .base files using YAML syntax to configure tables, cards, lists, and maps. This enables structured data management and enhanced retrieval within your vault.

Yes, Obsidian Bases support advanced filtering with complex logical operators including AND, OR, and NOT. This allows you to precisely narrow down note collections based on specific property values and file metadata.

You can compute dynamic values based on note properties and file metadata in Obsidian by using custom formulas within your .base files. This allows you to calculate fields like days remaining for project management.

The best way to organize project notes is creating an Obsidian Base that automatically displays notes tagged with project, sorts them by due date, and shows calculated fields using custom formulas and property configurations.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports map views alongside tables, cards, and lists. You can define these various view formats within your .base files to visualize your notes geographically or in structured layouts.

You can customize how properties are displayed in Obsidian note views through property configurations within your .base files. This uses YAML syntax to define exactly how each property column appears in your database-like views.