obsidian-bases

You create database-like views from Obsidian notes by generating a .base YAML file that defines filters, formulas, and properties, enabling structured queries across your vault folders and tags.

An Obsidian Base file is a YAML configuration used to organize unstructured notes into structured views. It enables database-like filtering, queries, and tracking across multiple folders and tags.

To configure table, cards, list, and map views in Obsidian, you define one or more views inside a .base YAML file, specifying property order and summaries to display your filtered notes accurately.

Yes, you can use formulas and filters to query specific notes in Obsidian Bases by defining them within your .base YAML file, allowing selective display of notes based on property criteria.

Yes, Obsidian Bases works with YAML syntax validation by enforcing a strict .base YAML structure for filters, formulas, properties, and views, ensuring your configuration is syntactically valid.

The best way to track reading progress across Obsidian notes is to build a Library base file, applying filters and formulas to consistently view and query your reading status across multiple notes.