obsidian-bases Obsidian 数据库

To create an Obsidian database, you create a .base file in your vault, define global and per-view filters, and open it to render dynamic note sets. This structures notes into searchable table, cards, list, or map views.

Yes, you can add computed properties via formulas to derive values like summaries or metrics. Formulas are defined within the Base file to dynamically calculate values across your filtered note collections.

YAML frontmatter validation enforces structural validity for notes included in Obsidian Bases. It ensures your note properties are correctly formatted so that filters, formulas, and views render accurately without parsing errors.

The best way to organize project notes is by creating .base files that pair views, filters, and formulas into database-like structures. This allows you to surface relevant notes dynamically across personal knowledge bases and literature reviews.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports multiple view types including table, cards, list, and map. You can define these views within your .base file to render your filtered note collections in the most suitable layout.

Filters may not render correctly if the YAML frontmatter is invalid or properties are mismatched. You must validate your YAML structure and test views in Obsidian to ensure the filters accurately surface the intended notes.