Datacore

Datacore is still in early development

Not all features may work correctly

Cache behavior

Files containing Datacore queries are automatically detected and flagged as containing dynamic content. These files are always recompiled when you open the Publication Center, ensuring query results reflect the current state of your vault.

The output is then compared against the published version—if the compiled result is identical, the file won’t appear as changed.

Supported features

Datacore Views

datacorejsx

return function View() {
  return <p>Hello!</p>;
}

Hello!

Datacore Lists

datacorejsx

return function View() {
  const pages = dc.useQuery('@page and #datacore');
  
  return <dc.List rows={pages} renderer={pages => pages.$link} />;
}

• Datacore

Datacore Tables

datacorejsx

return function View() {
  const pages = dc.useQuery("@page and #datacore");
 
  const COLUMNS = [
    {id: "Name", value: page => page.$link},
    {id: "Tags", value: page => page.$tags}
  ];
  
  return <dc.Table rows={pages} columns={COLUMNS} />;
}

Name	Tags
Datacore	datacore, integration, integrations

Datacore Cards

datacorejsx

return function View() {
  return <dc.Card title={"Test"} content={"Testing out a card"} footer={"Hello!"} />;
}

Test

Testing out a card

Hello!

Datacore Callouts

datacorejsx

return function View() {
  return <dc.Callout title={"Test"} collapsible={true} open={true}>Hello!</dc.Callout>;
}

Test

Hello!

See also

• Obsidian Rocks article on Datacore, whose query examples are rendered above.
• Datacore documentation