obsidian-bases

Obsidian Bases are YAML-based .base files that enable database-like organization and querying of notes. You use them to dynamically manage notes by defining custom interactive views, filters, formulas, and property configurations within your Obsidian vault.

Yes, you can compute custom values using formulas within a .base file. By configuring formula-driven properties, the Skill calculates values dynamically and displays the computed results directly inside your custom Obsidian note views.

You set up a .base file by configuring advanced filters to show only active projects and applying property sorting by the last updated date. This generates a table view that precisely narrows down and dynamically organizes your project notes.

Yes, creating and editing .base files supports interactive maps, cards, tables, and lists. By defining specific criteria in your YAML-based configuration, you can generate various dynamic note views to organize and query your Obsidian vault data.

Database-like note management with YAML .base files requires manual configuration of views, filters, and formulas. Limitations include relying on YAML syntax correctness and being restricted to querying and organizing notes strictly within the Obsidian vault environment.