QueryDash

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by lwx

Add new views and enhanced features for bases. Inspired by Dataview and bases, this includes search, sorting, and pagination functionalities similar to Notion.

61 stars4,808 downloadsUpdated 5mo agoMIT
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Obsidian Bases Table View Support

QueryDash now supports views powered by the Obsidian Bases plugin. Thanks to the open API provided by Bases, users can seamlessly display and interact with Bases data in a flexible format.

Project Objective
The goal of QueryDash is to develop an Obsidian plugin similar to Notion Database, but not limited to database functionality. Since the API of Dataview is used, the Dataview plugin must be enabled. In the future, it will gradually expand with more practical features to help users manage knowledge, tasks, and life more efficiently.

If you are interested in this project, please consider starring it. Thank you very much, it means a lot to me.

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Current Features

  1. Multi-view Support: Provides table and list views to meet different scenario needs.
    • timeline: use timeline view to display data.
  2. Dataview SQL Support: Compatible with Dataview's SQL syntax .
  3. Enhanced Features:
    • Search: Quickly locate the content you need.
    • Filter: Screen data based on conditions.
    • Aggregation: Supports data summary statistics.
    • Pagination: Optimizes browsing experience for large datasets.
    • Task: Supports task management, including task editing.

Tutorial

bases

Table View

DashTableView.png

Memory Card View

Modeled after Anki-style flashcards; compatible with spaced repetition properties (sr-due, sr-interval, sr-ease, etc.) to make reviewing notes efficient.

DashMemoryCardView.png

dataview

table

```querydash
table file.name , file.outlinks as "links" ,file.ctime as "ctime",
file.mtime as "mtime" ,file.tags as "tags" from #clippings
```

demo.gif

task

```querydash
task
```

task.png

timeline

simple mode

```querydash
timeline  from #start
```

timeline.png full mode

If you want to append the time later, alias a specific field as "time".

```querydash
timeline file.ctime as "time" from #start where file.ctime<=date(today) sort file.mtime desc
```

Future Vision

  1. Homepage: Integrate frequently used functions into the homepage for one-stop convenience.
  2. Multi-view Support: Supports timeline, gallery, table, and other views to meet diverse scenario needs.
  3. Review Cards: Built-in review function to help users efficiently consolidate knowledge.
  4. Database Functionality: Supports create, edit, delete, and other operations for flexible data management.
  5. More Features: Continuous development to enrich plugin functionality and enhance user experience.

Reference Projects

  • Dataview: A powerful data query and management tool.
  • Project: A task and project management plugin.

Project Introduction
As a deep user of Obsidian, I found that existing plugins could not fully meet my needs in terms of search, review, and editing/deleting Dataview tables. Therefore, I decided to develop a brand-new view system based on Ant Design, aiming to enhance the Obsidian experience and better assist daily life and work.

Currently, the project is in its early stages, but I will continue to invest in development to gradually improve and expand its features. I believe that through continuous iteration, this project will become increasingly practical and powerful.

About Sponsorship
This project is entirely developed out of personal interest. If you find it helpful and are willing to support my work, every sponsorship will be a motivation for me to continue developing. Thank you very much!

Future Plans

  • Improve existing features to enhance user experience.
  • Add more practical features, such as advanced search and intelligent review.
  • Optimize performance to ensure system stability.

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