obsidian-bases

To create database views for Obsidian notes, define .base files using valid YAML to configure table, cards, list, or map layouts. You apply filters by tag or folder and add formulas to compute and summarize properties for your note collections.

Filter Obsidian notes by applying global or view-specific filters in your .base file. You can scope notes precisely by tag, folder, property, or date to select exactly which notes appear in your table, cards, list, or map views.

Yes, you can use formulas to calculate and summarize Obsidian note properties. .base files support file, date, string, list, and duration functions, enabling summary calculations like Average, Sum, and Earliest for your defined views.

Your Obsidian .base file fails to render correctly due to invalid YAML structure or formula mistakes. Validate your YAML quoting, ensure all formulas referenced by views are defined, and verify property and function usage against the reference.

Yes, this works for organizing daily notes and location data in Obsidian. You configure .base files to render daily notes as tables or location data as map views, applying specific filters and formulas to summarize your entries.