obsidian-bases

To create Obsidian Bases, you define dynamic views using YAML syntax within a .base file in your vault. This allows you to visualize notes through global filters and multiple view types like tables, cards, lists, and maps.

Yes, you can create and manage formulas across properties and summaries in Obsidian Bases. This functionality helps you derive insights across your notes for research, project databases, or reference catalogs.

Obsidian Bases support multiple view types including table, cards, list, and map. You can apply global filters to these views to dynamically visualize and organize your notes based on specific properties.

You set up a Base file by creating a new file with a .base extension directly in your Obsidian vault. You then define your first view by configuring a simple set of properties and filters using standard Obsidian Bases syntax.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports embedding. You can embed your configured .base files and their dynamic views directly into other notes within your vault to display live filtered data.

Obsidian Bases rely on standard YAML syntax for defining properties, filters, and views, meaning syntax errors in the .base file can break the view. Views are limited to supported types like table, cards, list, and map.