![]() The window is split to show the results on the left and the query on the right. I then created a note that uses the Dataview plugin to query my notes and display the results: finished: the dates when I finished reading the book.recommendations: names and/or places I got the recommendations from.That initial content comes from a template, which I got from the plugin and tweaked to my liking, including the following fields to the metadata you see at the top: I’ve split the window so we can see the markdown down created for the note on the left and the rendered version on the right. It shows me a list of what it found, I select the one I’m looking for, and complete the operation, which creates a note for me, like so: ![]() The plugin has me type either the book’s name or ISBN. When I get a book recommendation, I go to Obsidian and invoke the plugin to create a new book note: At the bottom of this post you’ll find some resources I’ve used to learn how to put this together. I’m always refining things, but this should describe the core pieces and the direction I’m going. This post outlines how I’m now handling all of that. It can be through a direct recommendation from friends or co-workers, or maybe through a recommendation found in a book or author I’m enjoying
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