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aiza-rrg-integration-ts

v2.3.0

Published

Made with create-react-library

Downloads

272

Readme

aiza-rrg-integration-ts

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Overview

The AizaRRGIntegration library facilitates the integration of a radiology report generation service into your React application. It requires an API key for authentication and a response function to handle the generated report data.

Install

npm install aiza-rrg-integration-ts

or

yarn add aiza-rrg-integration-ts

Usage

Below is an example of how to use the AizaRRGIntegration component in a React application:

import { AizaRRGIntegration } from 'aiza-rrg-integration';

function App() {
  // Define the response function to handle the results from AizaRRGIntegration
  const handleResponse = (
    radiology_report: string,
    report_title: string,
    audio: object,
    error: boolean,
    is_invalid: boolean
  ) => {
    if (error) {
      console.error("An error occurred while processing the report.");
    } else if (is_invalid) {
      console.warn("The generated report is invalid.");
    } else {
      console.log("Radiology Report:", radiology_report);
      console.log("Report Title:", report_title);
      // You can also handle the audio object if needed
      console.log("Audio Object:", audio);
    }
  };

  // Define the response function to handle the ICD and CPT codes
  const responseCodeFunction = (icd_code: any, cpt_code: any): void => {
    console.log("ICD Code:", icd_code);
    console.log("CPT Code:", cpt_code);
  };

  return (
    <>
      <AizaRRGIntegration
        xapi='your xpai key'  // Replace with your actual x-api key
        responseFunction={handleResponse}
        responseCodeFunction={responseCodeFunction}
        modality='CT'
        bodypart='Abdomen'
        protocol='No Contrast'
        platform={1}  // Set platform type (1 for web, 0 for mobile)
        age='30'  // Optional patient's age
        gender='male'  // Optional patient's gender
      />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

Prop Details

xapi

  • Type: string
  • Description: The API key used to authenticate your application with the radiology report generation service.
  • Example: 'your-xapi-key'

responseFunction

  • Type: function
  • Description: A callback function that handles the response from the service. It receives five parameters: radiology_report, report_title, audio, error, and is_invalid.
const handleResponse = (
  radiology_report: string,
  report_title: string,
  audio: object,
  error: boolean,
  is_invalid: boolean
) => {
  if (error) {
    console.error("An error occurred while processing the report.");
  } else if (is_invalid) {
    console.warn("The generated report is invalid.");
  } else {
    console.log("Radiology Report:", radiology_report);
    console.log("Report Title:", report_title);
    console.log("Audio:", audio);
  }
};

responseCodeFunction

Type: function Description: A callback function that handles the response for ICD and CPT codes. It receives two parameters: icd_code and cpt_code.

const responseCodeFunction = (icd_code: any, cpt_code: any): void => {
  console.log("ICD Code:", icd_code);
  console.log("CPT Code:", cpt_code);
};

Integration

To integrate the AizaRRGIntegration component into your application:

  1. Import the AizaRRGIntegration component from the aiza-rrg-integration-ts package.
  2. Provide the required xapi prop with your API key.
  3. Define a response handling function to process the data returned by the service.
  4. Include the AizaRRGIntegration component in your component tree.

By following these steps, you can easily generate and handle radiology reports within your React application.

By following these steps, you can easily generate and handle radiology reports and corresponding ICD and CPT codes within your React application.