This is where I keep tabs on some of the sources I have encountered.
What “sources” should you track?
I’ve tracked various sources over the years, including books, movies, songs, research papers, plays, paintings, quotes, videos, speeches, poems, tweets, articles, and newsletters.
TABLE WITHOUT ID year as Year, "" as Cover, file.link as Title, join(list(by)) as Author, yearXP as YearXP, rating as RatingWHERE contains(in,link("Books")) and !contains(file.name, "Template")SORT rating desc, year asc
TABLE WITHOUT ID year as Year, "" as Poster, file.link as Title, rating as Rating, yearXP as YearXP, yearXPL as YearXPLWHERE contains(in,link("Movies")) and !contains(file.name, "Template")SORT rating desc, year desc
TABLE WITHOUT ID years as Years, "" as Poster, file.link as Title, rating as Rating, yearXP as YearXP, yearXPL as YearXPLWHERE contains(in,link("Series")) and !contains(file.name, "Template")SORT rating desc, year asc
ALL SOURCES by in property
This is a simple data view collecting any note where the in: property links to [[Sources]]. The default view is sorted by year, to give a chronological view of all sources. This can be nice to see them in a different context.
TABLE WITHOUT ID year as "Year", file.link as Source, join(file.etags) as TagsWHERE contains(in,link("Sources")) and !contains(file.name, "Template")SORT year ascLIMIT 333
ALL SOURCES by folder
This is a simple data view pulling anything from the Sources folder. The default view is sorted by year, to give a chronological view of all sources. This is nice to see them in a different context of sorts.
TABLE WITHOUT ID year as "Year", file.link as Source, join(file.etags) as TagsFROM "Atlas/Sources" and -#x/readme SORT year asc