obsidian-bases

You can create dynamic views in Obsidian by generating and editing YAML-based .base files that define multiple views like tables, cards, and lists with global filters and computed summaries.

Obsidian Bases are YAML-based .base files that transform notes into database-like views for quick analysis, organization, and cross-referencing. You need them when organizing vault data requires dynamic tables, cards, or lists with computed summaries.

Yes, you can embed Bases in Markdown documentation for sharing across notes. The .base files support embedded code blocks, allowing you to integrate dynamic views directly within other Markdown files in your vault.

To configure multiple views in a single Obsidian Base, you build and maintain a YAML-based .base file that defines table, cards, list, and map views with reusable formulas, global filters, and property configurations.

Yes, this approach works with existing notes by applying property configurations and global filters to vault data. It transforms your notes into database-like views for cross-referencing and quick analysis without altering the original files.

The best way to organize notes is by building .base files that define multiple views with reusable formulas and global filters. This transforms scattered notes into structured database-like views for quick analysis and cross-referencing.