obsidian-bases

You can build database-like views of notes in Obsidian by creating .base files with valid YAML content. This approach lets you define structured schemas to organize and retrieve your notes rapidly.

Yes, you can filter Obsidian notes by tags, folders, and properties. The .base file format supports defining both global filters and per-view filters to shape your note collections precisely.

Available views for organizing notes include table, cards, list, and map views. You can configure multiple views within a single .base file to visualize notes by status, tags, or custom properties.

You can add computed properties to Obsidian database views by defining formulas within the YAML schema. The system validates these formulas alongside references and properties before rendering the views.

The .base format requires no external plugins or dependencies to function. You simply create a .base file with valid YAML content directly in your vault and open it in Obsidian to render the configured views.