obsidian-bases

You can create database-like views of notes in Obsidian by configuring `.base` files using YAML syntax to define filters, properties, and multiple view types like table, cards, list, or map. The Skill generates and edits these configurations. Supports global and view-specific filters alongside computed properties via formulas.

To filter notes in Obsidian Bases, you define global and view-specific filters within the `.base` file's YAML configuration. This allows you to specify criteria such as tags, note properties, or deadlines to dynamically include or exclude notes from your database views. A detailed schema and syntax reference is provided for filters.

Yes, you can use formulas to create computed properties in Obsidian Bases. The Skill provides syntax references for writing formulas within your `.base` file's YAML configuration, enabling dynamic calculations and summary calculations across your database views. This allows for customized property displays and aggregations.

Obsidian Bases supports four view types for displaying notes: table, cards, list, and map. You can configure these multiple view types within the `.base` file to visualize your dynamically filtered notes, allowing for flexible layouts like grouping projects by status in a table or mapping location-based entries. Custom display names are also supported.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports summary calculations within its dynamic database views. You can configure these aggregations alongside computed properties and custom display names in the `.base` file using YAML syntax, allowing you to summarize data across filtered notes effectively. This is useful for tracking project deadlines or task statuses.

If your Obsidian Base file is not filtering notes correctly, verify your YAML syntax against the provided detailed schema for filters and properties. Ensure global and view-specific filters are properly defined to match the intended tags or note attributes. The Skill relies on precise YAML configuration to generate accurate database views.