obsidian-bases

You can build Obsidian dashboards by creating YAML-based base files that translate vault notes into structured, queryable bases, rendering dynamic views like tables, cards, and lists without external plugins.

Yes, you can query and filter Obsidian vault notes using YAML-based base files. These definitions apply filters, formulas, and view configurations to dynamically organize and display your note content.

The best way to build an entity tracker is by defining a YAML base file that translates notes into queryable bases. This applies dynamic views like cards or lists to organize tracked entities within Obsidian.

This approach to structured vault views requires no dependencies. It relies entirely on creating YAML-based base files, view configurations, and formulas to render dynamic dashboards natively within Obsidian.

Create your first base file in the wiki/meta directory using YAML definitions. Specify the filters, formulas, and view configurations to render dynamic tables, cards, or lists directly in Obsidian.

Supported view formats for displaying structured notes include tables, cards, and lists. These dynamic views are applied through YAML base files to build dashboards, entity trackers, and source logs across your vault.