obsidian-bases

To create dynamic dashboards in Obsidian, you define and manage Base schemas using YAML files. This allows you to organize notes with structured table, cards, list, or map views, turning scattered notes into searchable collections.

Yes, Obsidian Bases support reading and writing YAML-based definitions that include global filters, formulas, and custom properties. These features allow you to build interactive cross-note dashboards and generate specific views for your collections.

The best way to build a task tracker using Obsidian notes is to create a .base file in your vault. By defining properties, views, and filters, you can dynamically query your notes to track tasks, manage research libraries, or generate project dashboards.

Yes, Obsidian Bases support defining multiple views including table, cards, list, and map layouts. You can configure these views within your .base files to visually organize and interact with your note collections based on specific properties.

To get started configuring .base files in an Obsidian vault, create a new .base file and begin defining your schemas. You can then specify global filters, properties, and multiple views like tables or lists to organize your notes into dashboards.