This is a series of blog posts showcasing how I have my personal knowledge management (PKM) system set up, the changes I’ve made, and best practices I’ve implemented.
Omnivore is a read-later app that integrates well with Obsidian via the Omnivore plugin. Here’s how I have it set up.
Plugin Settings
Frontmatter
I’ll get to why I use these frontmatter keys later, for now each note gets imported with these properties (plus the necessary id)
Article Template
Imports only the important stuffs.
Date Format
Consistent with other plugins and notes in my vault: YYYY-MM-DD @ h:mm a
Extras
- Filter:
Sync all items - Sync on startup:
enabled - Filename:
{{title}} - Highlight order:
the location of highlights in the article
Personalization
Now, about those frontmatter properties…
```dataview
TABLE without id file.link AS articles, state, omnivore_url, date_read AS timestamp
FROM "60 Resources/omnivore"
WHERE contains(state, "INBOX") OR contains(state, "READING")
```
The Dataview query above on shows all notes with the INBOX or READING states, the filename (i.e. title), and a link to read the article in Omnivore.
That’s it.