Obsidian plugins with #data-query#

The Dataview plugin turns a vault into a queryable set of notes by reading metadata from YAML frontmatter and inline fields, then letting you surface that data in tables, lists and task views. It suits people who track books, games, projects or any notes with structured properties and want to sort, group or filter them inside regular pages. The plugin supports a Dataview query language for common lookups, inline expressions for live values in notes, and a JavaScript API with rendering utilities for more custom views. It also supports inline JavaScript expressions. Regular queries stay sandboxed, while JavaScript queries run with normal plugin access, so they need more care.

The SQLSeal plugin enables Obsidian users to transform CSV files in their vault into SQL databases for advanced querying. By creating `sqlseal` code blocks, users can define tables based on CSV files and execute SQL statements like `SELECT`, providing powerful data manipulation and analysis capabilities directly within Obsidian. Multiple tables can be defined in a single snippet, and tables remain local to the note for efficient organization. This plugin is ideal for managing and querying structured data within a vault, seamlessly integrating database functionality into the note-taking environment.