obsidian-bases

Obsidian Bases enables database-like views by defining .base files with a declarative YAML schema. You can transform notes into interactive tables, cards, lists, or maps to visualize and manage structured note collections.

Filtering notes by tags, folders, and properties is done by defining filter rules within .base files. This selects precisely which notes appear in your structured views based on metadata and dates.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports custom formulas to define computed properties within .base files. This allows you to derive new insights and calculate values from your existing structured note data.

Obsidian Bases supports table, cards, list, and map view types within .base files. You can configure these various layouts to dynamically visualize and organize your structured note collections.

Obsidian Bases requires no external dependencies to manage structured data. It operates natively using a declarative YAML schema to define properties, filters, formulas, and summaries directly within .base files.

Set up a project tracker by creating a .base file with filters for task tags and formulas for overdue items. Use the YAML schema to group tasks by status and calculate estimated completion times.