obsidian-bases

You can create database-like views in Obsidian by building YAML-based bases with custom configurations. This allows you to apply filtering, sorting, and formulas to organize large note collections into structured tables, cards, lists, or maps.

Yes, you can filter Obsidian notes by applying conditions based on tags and properties. This functionality allows you to view specific subsets of your notes, such as isolating project tasks or research notes that meet custom criteria.

Yes, the Obsidian bases skill requires the obsidian-plugin dependency to function properly. You must have this plugin installed and active in your Obsidian environment to leverage full base creation and manipulation capabilities.

The best way to summarize and analyze data within Obsidian notes is by incorporating formulas into your bases. This creates computed properties that enable data summarization and advanced analysis directly within your note views.

To set up a new Obsidian base for project tasks, use the skill to generate a YAML configuration. Define specific filters within this base to visualize only relevant notes, such as tasks due within the current week.

You can create multiple visualizations to display Obsidian note collections, including tables, cards, lists, and maps. These views help structure your data for easier access and analysis based on your custom YAML configurations.