obsidian-bases

To create dynamic data views in Obsidian, you define YAML configurations in a .base file that specify filters, formulas, and view types. This automates rendering notes into interactive displays without manual formatting.

Yes, you can filter Obsidian notes automatically by configuring filter definitions within a .base YAML file. These filters select notes dynamically based on tags, folders, properties, or dates to populate your views.

Obsidian base files support table, cards, list, and map view types for visualizing notes. You can configure multiple views with specific display orders to organize your knowledge base navigably.

You define formulas within the YAML structure of an Obsidian .base file to generate computed properties. These formulas calculate values that can be consistently displayed and utilized across all configured views.

Obsidian Bases relies on the native capability of Obsidian to render .base YAML files. You create a new .base file in your vault with valid YAML content, and opening it in Obsidian renders the dynamic data-driven views.

Obsidian base file views may not display correctly if the YAML structure is invalid. You should validate the schema for filters, formulas, properties, and views, then follow testing and troubleshooting guidance to resolve rendering issues.