Great content, I'm really new to Obsidian to it's a Godsend for me. One question tho - where do I get this recipe template and how do I add it? It's perfect for me and would love to use it.
Thank you, Inga! Happy to hear that :) Next week, I'll start reviewing the majority of the vaults I've showcased in my videos. After reviewing, I'll upload them to my website. They will be available for download to everyone with an Insider membership (www.mindstoneconsulting.net/#/portal/)
Nice video of an unusual use case for a niche subject matter! The notecards look amazing. I wonder if we can build some meal planner functionality with an auto-updated shopping list
Thank you Steve! Building some meal planner is possible, but, from what comes to mind at the moment, I don't have a solution for an auto-updated shopping list; I don't think it's possible.
This is a great tutorial! I understand the basics of obsidian and some YAML but I am somewhat new at this. I have a question, what if you want to add a rating system for each recipe, so then you can later retrieve only the recipes that were top rated for your family using a query, or you want to try again another one later on? Do you have any advise/steps I can follow?
Hey, thank you! You can simply add a property type "number", call it "rating", and assign a value to each recipe. Then, open the dataview query you see in the video and add a line like this: ` "**Rating:** " + rating as "Rating" ` You can sort the recipes using the rating property by adding `sort rating desc/asc` at the end of the query.
Thank you, Nicolas! Here's the dataview query: ```dataview table without id embed(link(cover)), file.link as Title, “**Source:** “ + link as Source, “**Difficulty:** “ + difficulty as Difficulty, “**Prep time:** “ + prepTime as “Prep time”, “**Cook time:** “ + cookTime as “Cook time” from #recipe and -”Templates” ```
Hey, Vladislavs! Which one exactly? If you are talking about the property section in general, maybe this introductory video I published time ago might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/1rG34uM71A4/видео.htmlsi=xnHurb-qs__Iwf-Y Cheers!
Hello Marco, does this require constant updating because of the plugins? I haven't used Obsidian much, I hear adding plugins makes obsidian less reliable? or something like that.
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It's interesting so you can have classic family recipes digitally, and the cover image is gorgeous 😂
Thank you!
Yes I must admit that the thumbnail is funny 😂 My wife had a nice idea for that 😅
Great content, I'm really new to Obsidian to it's a Godsend for me. One question tho - where do I get this recipe template and how do I add it? It's perfect for me and would love to use it.
Thank you, Inga! Happy to hear that :)
Next week, I'll start reviewing the majority of the vaults I've showcased in my videos. After reviewing, I'll upload them to my website. They will be available for download to everyone with an Insider membership (www.mindstoneconsulting.net/#/portal/)
Nice video of an unusual use case for a niche subject matter! The notecards look amazing. I wonder if we can build some meal planner functionality with an auto-updated shopping list
Thank you Steve!
Building some meal planner is possible, but, from what comes to mind at the moment, I don't have a solution for an auto-updated shopping list; I don't think it's possible.
This is a great tutorial! I understand the basics of obsidian and some YAML but I am somewhat new at this. I have a question, what if you want to add a rating system for each recipe, so then you can later retrieve only the recipes that were top rated for your family using a query, or you want to try again another one later on? Do you have any advise/steps I can follow?
Hey, thank you!
You can simply add a property type "number", call it "rating", and assign a value to each recipe.
Then, open the dataview query you see in the video and add a line like this:
` "**Rating:** " + rating as "Rating" `
You can sort the recipes using the rating property by adding `sort rating desc/asc` at the end of the query.
Very interesting thanks,
Can you please add in comments the dataview request you wrote, cause looks interesting.
Thank you, Nicolas! Here's the dataview query:
```dataview
table without id
embed(link(cover)),
file.link as Title,
“**Source:** “ + link as Source,
“**Difficulty:** “ + difficulty as Difficulty,
“**Prep time:** “ + prepTime as “Prep time”,
“**Cook time:** “ + cookTime as “Cook time”
from #recipe and -”Templates”
```
@@Marco_Mindstone ok thanks will give it a try. And thanks also for posting it in mastodon 👍🎖️
hey! i'm new at this, what is this formatting in the property section? never saw it before
Hey, Vladislavs!
Which one exactly? If you are talking about the property section in general, maybe this introductory video I published time ago might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/1rG34uM71A4/видео.htmlsi=xnHurb-qs__Iwf-Y
Cheers!
Hello Marco, does this require constant updating because of the plugins? I haven't used Obsidian much, I hear adding plugins makes obsidian less reliable? or something like that.
Hey! What you mean with "constant update"?
Regarding the plugins, I use 35ish plugins with no problem
@@Marco_Mindstone Oh okay. I guess my question is: As obsidian gets updates in the future, do these plugins require to be updated?
Oh ok! Actually not necessarily. Take the Calendar plugin for example; it was last updated 3 years ago 😅
@@Marco_Mindstone oh okay haha thanks lol