obsidian-bases

Database-like views of Obsidian notes are created by generating .base files with valid YAML schema to model data. You configure filters, formulas, and multiple views like table, cards, list, or map to render dynamic dashboards.

Filtering Obsidian notes by tags, folders, properties, or dates is fully supported within .base files. Defining these filters allows you to select specific notes and build database-like dashboards for tracking project tasks.

Formulas for computed properties are added directly to the YAML schema of your .base files. This enables dynamic calculations across your notes, allowing you to establish multiple views to display relevant fields and summaries.

Organizing scattered notes into a queryable knowledge base is achieved by creating .base files with filters and formulas. This approach reveals meaningful patterns by visualizing notes as structured database-like views.

Map and card views are supported alongside table and list views in Obsidian Bases. You can configure these multiple view formats in the .base file YAML to display relevant fields based on your specific data visualization needs.

Obsidian Bases not rendering correctly is often due to invalid YAML schema in the .base file. Ensure your filters, formulas, and view definitions accurately target the intended notes by tag, folder, or property.