Data Source: Vault Data

You can query your vault data. These tables are automatically created when you install SQLSeal and are available from any SQLSeal codeblock globally. They update automatically on file changes.

Example Usage

Query below fetches last 10 modified files in your vault.

SELECT *
FROM files
ORDER BY modified_at DESC
LIMIT 10

Table Structure

files table

Files table consists of the following columns:

Column	Description	Introduced In
id	File Path
path	Same as id, file path
name	Name of the file, without path and extension
created_at	Time of creation (ISO 8601). You can use it to order files by their creation date. Before version 0.22.0 value was unixepoch * 1000 (JavaScript epoch)	0.18.1
modified_at	Time of last modification (ISO 8601). You can use it to odrer files by their modification. Before version 0.22.0 value was unixepoch * 1000 (JavaScript epoch)	0.18.1
file_size	Size of the file on disk (in bytes)	0.18.1
All file properties	All file properties are also added to the table. All the special characters will be transformed to underscores _, so for example note type will be accessible as note_type

tags table

Tags table consists of the following columns:

Column	Description	Introduced In
tag	Full tag, including # symbol. For example #todo
path	Full path of the file the tag belongs to	0.24.1
fileId	(deprecated) same like path. Name changed for compatibility with other tables. Will get removed in the future versions

tasks table

Tasks table consists of the following columns:

Column	Description	Introduced In
task	Content of the task (text)
completed	0 if not completed, 1 if completed
path	Full path of the file the tag belongs to	0.24.1
filePath	(deprecated) same like path. Name changed for compatibility with other tables. Will get removed in the future versions

links table

Table containing all the links between files.

Introduced in 0.20.0

Column	Description
path	Full path of the source of the link
target	Full path of the target of the link
position	JSON object containing information about location of the link
display_text	Text displayed on the page for that link
target_exists	information if the target file exists. 1 if it exists, 0 otherwise