Bases Integration
Periodix-Planner seamlessly integrates with the Bases plugin to display tasks and notes filtered by the current period's date range.
Overview​
The Bases integration provides two powerful ways to view your period-specific tasks:
- Sidebar View - Persistent task view that updates automatically as you navigate between periodic notes
- Inline Generation - Automatically embed Bases views in newly generated periodic notes
Both views automatically filter content from your tasks directory based on the period interval (day, week, month, quarter, or year).
Setup​
1. Configure Tasks Directory​
- Open Settings → Periodix-Planner
- Navigate to the Bases tab
- Set Tasks directory to your tasks folder path (e.g.,
Tasks,Projects/Tasks)
The tasks directory must be configured for the Bases integration to work.
2. Configure Date Property​
Set the frontmatter property name used for task dates:
- Date property: The property name in your task notes (default:
Date)
Example task note frontmatter:
---
Date: 2026-01-15
status: in-progress
tags: [work, project-alpha]
---
3. Configure Display Properties​
Customize which properties appear in the Bases table view:
- Properties to show: Comma-separated list of property names (e.g.,
status,priority,tags) - Date column size: Width in pixels for the date column (default:
150)
The view always shows file.name and your configured date property, plus any additional properties you specify.
4. Configure Ribbon Icon (Optional)​
- Show ribbon icon: Toggle to show/hide the ribbon icon (default: enabled)
5. Configure Sidebar Position​
Choose which sidebar to open the Period Tasks view:
- Sidebar position: Select "Left sidebar" or "Right sidebar" (default: Left sidebar)
This controls where the Period Tasks view opens when you click the ribbon icon or use the command.
6. Configure Inline Generation (Optional)​
In Settings → Generation tab:
- Include Bases view in generation: Automatically embed Bases view in new notes (default: disabled)
- Bases heading: Markdown heading above the view (default:
## Bases)
Using the Sidebar View​
Open the Period Tasks sidebar:
- Ribbon Icon: Click the list-checks icon in the left sidebar (if enabled)
- Command: Use command palette → "Open Period Tasks sidebar"

How It Works​
The sidebar view:
- Auto-updates when you switch between periodic notes
- Filters automatically based on the current period's date range
- Shows empty state when tasks directory is not configured or current file is not a periodic note
Using Inline Generation​
When enabled, Bases views are automatically embedded in newly generated periodic notes. The view appears before PDF content (if enabled).

Example generated note:
---
Period Type: daily
Period Start: 2026-01-15T00:00:00
Period End: 2026-01-15T23:59:59
---
## Plan
\`\`\`periodic-planner
work: 8h
\`\`\`
## Bases
\`\`\`base
views:
- type: table
name: Daily Tasks
order: - file.name - Date
filters:
and: - file.inFolder("Tasks") - Date > "2026-01-15" - Date < "2026-01-16"
sort: - Date: desc
\`\`\`
Related Features​
- Period Children - View child periods (e.g., weeks in a month)
- Navigation - Commands for moving between periods
- Note Interconnection - How periodic notes link together
Next: Learn about Integrations for ActivityWatch and Templater plugins.