Datcore + meta bind plugins fo editable fields

[Anthonywills]

What I’m trying to do

Hi guys, please i have an issue on Obsidian. Anyone that can help me with this?

the script i want is a Datacore table that lists all notes created in the last 7 days that have frontmatter property “noteStatus” = “new” and are in the folder “hippocampus”. In the table, I want do display the file name/link, a frontmatter property called “lifeArea” and a frontmatter property called “attention”. I want the “lifeArea” and “attention” fields to be editable.

Things I have tried

i have used only dataview and meta bind plugins for this purpose using this code below and it actually worked but now i want to do same with only datacore and meta bind:

const ONE_WEEK_MS = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7;
const now = new Date();

// Render a Meta Bind input as inline string
function metabindText(field, path) {
  return "`INPUT[text:" + path + "#" + field + "]`";
}

dv.table(
  ["Note", "Life Area", "Attention"],
  dv.pages('"hippocampus"')
    .where(p =>
      p.noteStatus === "new" &&
      (now - p.file.ctime.toJSDate()) < ONE_WEEK_MS
    )
    .sort(p => p.file.ctime, 'desc')
    .map(p => [
      p.file.link,
      metabindText("lifeArea", p.file.path),
      metabindText("attention", p.file.path)
    ])
);

it worked with dataview and meta bind plugins but i want it to work with only datacore and meta bind plugins not using dataview, i will appreciate any help

[Graywaren]

Hi!
It’s been a while since you posted this, so I’m not sure if you’re still looking for help, but even if not maybe someone else will stumble on this and find it useful. I think this does what you’re looking for:

```datacorejsx
return function view () {
	// Week
		const ONE_WEEK_MS = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7;
	// Now
		const now = new Date();
	// Query
	    const query = dc.useQuery('@page and path("hippocampus") and $frontmatter.notestatus.value = "new" ');
		// Filter
	    const data = query.filter(p => (now - p.$ctime.toJSDate()) < ONE_WEEK_MS);
	    
	// Column Data
		const COLUMNS = [
		    {
		        // A unique ID which identifies this specific column.
		        id: "Note",
		        // The value to show in the column.
		        value: (row) => row.$link
		    },
		    { id: "Life Area", value: (row) => `\`INPUT[text:${row.$path}#lifeArea]\`` },
		    { id: "Attention", value: (row) => `\`INPUT[text:${row.$path}#attention]\`` }
		]
			
	    // Create Table
		    return <dc.Table rows={data} columns={COLUMNS} />
};
```

Really cool way of working with your notes here! I’ll have to keep it in mind for my projects!