obsidian-bases

To create dynamic views of notes in an Obsidian vault, you define YAML-based .base files that configure table, cards, list, or map views. These files use named properties and global settings to generate adaptable dashboards as your notes change.

Obsidian Base files (.base) are YAML-driven configurations that define multi-view representations of your notes. You need them when building scalable vault dashboards, project overviews, reading lists, or knowledge bases requiring quick, filtered information access.

Yes, you can use formulas and filters in Obsidian notes by defining them within a .base file. This allows you to establish global filters and custom summaries for consistent, dynamic dashboards across your vault.

To set up a table view for Obsidian notes, create or edit a Base file in your vault and configure it using the YAML schema. This file defines the named properties and views needed to render the dynamic table.

Yes, the Obsidian Bases Skill supports map and card layouts, alongside table and list views. You can define multiple views within a single YAML-based .base file to switch between different visual representations of your notes.