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# Integrations
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TaskNotes integrates with other Obsidian plugins.
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[← Back to Features](../features.md)
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## Bases
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TaskNotes integrates with the [Bases plugin](https://github.com/obsidian-community/obsidian-bases). This allows you to use your tasks as a data source in your Bases databases.
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### Features
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- **Task Views**: TaskNotes provides three views for Bases: "Task List", "Kanban", and "Calendar".
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- **Task Properties**: Task properties are displayed on the task cards in the Bases views.
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- **Formula Computation**: Use Bases formulas to perform calculations on your task data.
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### Getting Started
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To use the Bases integration, you need to have both the TaskNotes and Bases plugins installed and enabled. Bases 1.10.0 or higher is required for Calendar view support.
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1. **Enable the Integration**: Open **Settings → TaskNotes → Integrations** and enable the "Bases integration" toggle (restart Obsidian after changing this setting).
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2. **Create a View**: In Bases, create a new view and select either the "TaskNotes Task List", "TaskNotes Kanban", or "TaskNotes Calendar" view.
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Your tasks will now be available in the Bases view.
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### Calendar View
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The Calendar view (requires Bases 1.10.0+) provides multiple viewing modes and supports both task-based and property-based events:
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#### View Modes
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- Month view
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- Week view
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- Day view
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- Year view
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- List view
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#### Event Types
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The Calendar view can display multiple types of events:
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- Tasks with scheduled dates
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- Tasks with due dates
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- Recurring task instances
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- Time tracking entries
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- Timeblocks from daily notes
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- Property-based events from any notes in the Bases source
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#### Property-Based Events
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Property-based events allow you to display any notes from your Bases source on the calendar by specifying which date properties to use:
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- Configure start date property, end date property, and title property in settings
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- Date values can be stored as date properties or text properties containing ISO dates
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- Notes with invalid date values are handled gracefully
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- Drag-and-drop support updates the date properties in frontmatter
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#### Layout and Display Options
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- Time format (12-hour or 24-hour)
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- Weekend visibility toggle
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- All-day event slot display
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- Today button and highlight
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- Configurable scroll time
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- Adjustable event height
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- Individual visibility toggles for each event type
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#### Date Navigation
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Configure how the calendar determines its initial display date:
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- Hardcoded date option: Set a specific date (YYYY-MM-DD format) for the calendar to display on load
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- Property-based navigation: Automatically navigate to dates from filtered note properties
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- Three navigation strategies: First result, Earliest date, or Latest date
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- Supports both static views and dynamic filtered views
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#### List View
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The list view displays events in a chronological format with custom card rendering for different event types:
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- Task cards show status, priority, and other task properties
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- Timeblock cards display duration and associated tasks
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- ICS event cards show event details from subscribed calendars
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- Property-based event cards display the note title and date range
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