obsidian-bases

To create dynamic views for Obsidian notes, you define a .base file using YAML configuration to specify filters, formulas, and view types like table, cards, list, or map. This generates a reusable, dynamic representation of your vault data.

Obsidian Bases are used to organize notes by combining filters, formulas, and multiple views into a single configuration. They turn large vaults into curated dashboards for tracking tasks, reading lists, or meeting notes based on computed properties.

Yes, you can use computed formulas and filters in Obsidian note views by defining them within the .base file. The YAML structure enforces proper data mapping and error-checking to derive insights and tailor specific note sets.

To configure a .base file in Obsidian, you create a new file in your vault and structure it with YAML sections for filters, formulas, properties, and views. This standardizes note organization across projects by reusing base definitions.

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports map and card views, alongside table and list formats. You can configure these view-based representations in the .base file to surface relevant information dynamically across your vault.