obsidian-bases

To create Obsidian Bases, you generate and configure .base files using valid YAML. You define filters, formulas, and properties, then build table, cards, list, or map views to display selected data across your notes.

Yes, you can compute summaries across Obsidian notes by defining formulas within your .base files. The configuration validates that referenced properties and formulas exist before testing the base inside Obsidian.

The best way to organize scattered notes is to build structured .base files. By applying filters and creating multiple views like cards or tables, you turn scattered notes into database-like collections for quick insights.

Your Obsidian Base configuration may not work if the YAML syntax is invalid or if referenced properties and formulas do not exist. The setup validates YAML and verifies references to ensure the base functions correctly inside Obsidian.

Yes, this approach supports table, cards, list, and map views for note collections. You configure these multiple views within the YAML content of your .base files to display selected properties and computed summaries.

You validate YAML syntax for Obsidian Bases by generating .base files with built-in validation checks. The process verifies that referenced properties and formulas exist, ensuring the configuration is correct before testing in Obsidian.