support markdown tables as data sources
See original GitHub issueA regular markdown table
| name | foo | bar |
| - | - | - |
| something | 1 | |
| something else | 2 | 123 |
that renders as
name | foo | bar |
---|---|---|
something | 1 | |
something else | 2 | 123 |
can be made accessible through the api. may be something like
```dataquery
table i.name as Name, i.foo as Foo, i.bar as Bar
FROM ...
FLATTEN file.items as i
```
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Block references would also work, that is a good idea. I’ll make the data available in the index (as
file.tables
) and see if I can make it possible to query by the block ID.Obsidian already supports the following:
[[My Note#^my-table]]
Where
^my-table
should be put under the table in question.Maybe it could be used.