SQL-like Queries in FSRS Plugin for Obsidian
The FSRS Plugin for Obsidian has introduced SQL-like queries to enhance the functionality of spaced repetition. This allows users to filter and sort their notes more effectively, especially when dealing with large volumes of data. The implementation utilizes Rust and WASM for performance, enabling quick retrieval and display of information.
- ▪The plugin turns markdown blocks into live tables that update with each review.
- ▪Users can execute queries to select, filter, and sort their notes based on various criteria.
- ▪The implementation avoids using SQLite, opting instead for a lightweight solution that operates on cached data.
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