obsidian-bases

To create dynamic views of notes in Obsidian using YAML, you generate .base files with a valid YAML Base schema. This structures your vault content into table, cards, and list views for quick organization and editing.

Obsidian Bases are YAML-based .base files that define dynamic views of your notes. They work by applying filters, formulas, and summaries to model a notes collection as a mini database to track status and priorities.

Yes, you can use formulas and summaries to filter notes in an Obsidian vault. Bases support configuring global settings and per-view properties to surface relevant notes based on tasks, projects, or references.

To set up a multi-view base file in Obsidian, create a new .base file and add a valid YAML Base schema. Include optional components like views, filters, and formulas to configure table, cards, or list presentations.

Yes, a valid YAML Base schema is required to configure Obsidian Bases. This schema acts as the foundation for including optional components such as views, formulas, and summaries within the base file.

The best way to model a notes collection as a mini database in Obsidian is using Bases. You create .base files with multiple views, filters, and formulas to track status, due dates, and priorities across your vault.