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@integraciones_doc24/sdk

v1.15.11

Published

Node.JS library for accessing doc24 api

Downloads

300

Readme

@integraciones_doc24/sdk

Node.JS library for accessing doc24 api

Installation

npm i @integraciones_doc24/sdk

Usage

import {doc24Sdk} from '@integraciones_doc24/sdk';

const getBaseSdk = () =>
  doc24Sdk({
    url: 'https://tapi.doc24.com.ar/ws/sdk',
    credentials: {
      iss: 'myissuer',
      key: 'mysecret',
    },
  });

const getSpecialities = async (user) => {
  const baseSdk = await getBaseSdk();

  const userSdk = await baseSdk.getUserInstance(user);

  return await userSdk.getSpecialties('instant', 'ES');
};

const getRequestHandler = async () => {
  const baseSdk = await getBaseSdk();
  return baseSdk.getRequestHandler({
    credentials: {
      iss: 'doc24issuer',
      key: 'doc24secret',
    },
    baseAddress: 'http://myaddress.com/route/to/webhook',
    eventHandlers: {
      onAppointmentStatusChange: ({id, status, changeDate}) => {
        console.log({id, status, changeDate});
      },
      onConsultationStatusChange: ({
        id,
        invitationId,
        status,
        changeDate,
        vcToken,
      }) => {
        console.log({id, invitationId, status, changeDate, vcToken});
      },
      onInvitationStatusChange: ({id, status, changeDate}) => {
        console.log({id, status, changeDate});
      },
      onChatUpdate: ({id, status, patientId, professionalId, date}) => {
        console.log({id, status, patientId, professionalId, date});
      },
    },
  });
};

The library exports the function doc24Sdk. It takes one parameters of type SdkParams, and returns a BaseSdk. It also returns an extra getRequestHandler function that takes a RequestHandlerParams

type SdkCredentials = {
  iss: string;
  key: string;
};
type SdkParams = {
  url: string;
  credentials: SdkCredentials;
};
export type BaseSdk = {
  declareUser: (params: DeclareUserParams) => Promise<DeclareUserResponse>;
  getUserId: (user: User) => Promise<number>;
  getUserInstance: (user: User | number) => Promise<UserSdk>;
  getProfessional: (professionalId: number) => Promise<Professional>;
  getAvailableScheduleClinics: () => Promise<AvailableScheduleClinics>;
  enroll: (params: EnrollmentParams) => Promise<void>;
  getCoverageInfo: (identificationValue: string) => Promise<CoverageInfo>;
  sendVerificationCode: (params: SendVerificationCodeParams) => Promise<void>;
  getDiagnosticaHistory: (
    patient: DiagnosticaPatientFilter,
    from: Date,
    to: Date,
  ) => Promise<DiagnosticaHistoryAppointment[]>;
  getDiagnosticaDeepLink: (
    kiosk: string,
    user: DiagnosticaUser,
    patient: DiagnosticaPatient,
  ) => Promise<DiagnosticaDeepLinkResponse>;
  getDiagnosticaAccess: (
    kiosk: string,
    user: DiagnosticaUser,
    patient: DiagnosticaPatient,
  ) => Promise<void>;
  externalLogin: (
    params: ExternalLoginParams,
  ) => Promise<ExternalLoginResponse>;
  preExternalEnrollment: (params: PreExternalEnrollmentParams) => Promise<void>;
  externalEnrollment: (
    params: ExternalEnrollmentParams,
  ) => Promise<ExternalLoginResponse>;
  sendExternalVerificationCode: (
    params: SendExternalVerificationCodeParams,
  ) => Promise<void>;
  verifyExternalVerificationCode: (
    params: VerifyExternalVerificationCodeParams,
  ) => Promise<any>;
  externalResetPassword: (params: ExternalResetPasswordParams) => Promise<any>;
  getExternalStudiesHistoryLink: (
    patient: ExternalPatient,
  ) => Promise<string | null>;
  getExternalAppointmentsLink: (
    identificationValue: string,
    birthdate: Date,
  ) => Promise<string | null>;
  getExternalAppointments: () => Promise<ExternalAppointment[]>;
  cancelExternalAppointment: (
    appointmentId: ExternalAppointment,
  ) => Promise<void>;
};

type RequestHandlerParams = {
  // Credentials that doc24 should use when singing the jwt
  credentials: SdkCredentials;
  eventHandlers: Webhook.Events;
  // Address in which doc24 should send the requests
  baseAddress: string;
};

getRequestHandler should be called only once, and takes care of managing the webhook that receives events from doc24.

Express example

const handler = await getRequestHandler();
app.all('/doc24', async (req, res) => {
  const response = await handler({
    headers: req.headers,
    body: req.body,
    query: req.query,
  });

  res.status(response.status.code).json(response.data);
});

UserSdk

Most of the methods need a user specified, so getUserInstance returns an instance of UserSdk with them.

export type UserSdk = {
  declarePatient: (
    params: DeclarePatientParams,
  ) => Promise<DeclarePatientResponse>;
  getPatientId: (patient: Patient) => Promise<number>;
  deletePatient: (patientId: number) => Promise<void>;
  getSpecialties: (
    mode: SpecialtyMode,
    language: string,
  ) => Promise<Specialty[]>;
  getScheduleDates: (
    patientId: number,
    filter?: ScheduleAvailabilityFilter,
  ) => Promise<Date[]>;
  getSchedule: (
    patientId: number,
    specialtyId: number,
    filter?: ScheduleFilter,
  ) => Promise<AvailableAppointment[]>;
  getAppointment: (appointmentId: number) => Promise<Appointment>;
  getAppointmentByVcToken: (vcToken: string) => Promise<Appointment>;
  scheduleVideoVisit: (params: ScheduleParameters) => Promise<string>;
  cancelVideoVisit: (vcToken: string) => Promise<void>;
  getVideoVisit: (vcToken: string, patientId: number) => Promise<VideoVisit>;
  getVideoVisitDetails: (vcId: number) => Promise<VideoVisitDetails>;
  getVideoVisitLink: (
    vcToken: string,
    patientId: number,
  ) => Promise<string | null>;
  getPatientVideoVisitHistory: (
    patientId: number,
  ) => Promise<HistoricalVideoVisit[]>;
  getActiveVideoVisits: () => Promise<ActiveVideoVisitData[]>;
  getAvailableChatrooms: (
    patientId: number,
    specialtyId: number,
    filter: ChatroomAvailabilityFilter,
  ) => Promise<AvailableChatroom[]>;
  createNewChat: (chatParameters: ChatParameters) => Promise<number>;
  getPatientChats: (patientId: number) => Promise<ChatDetails[]>;
  getChatPosts: (chatId: number) => Promise<ChatPost[]>;
  cancelChat: (chatId: number) => Promise<void>;
  sendChatMessage: (chatId: number, message: string) => Promise<number>;
  userId: number;
};