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eirenerx-sdk

v0.1.8

Published

EireneRx JavaScript SDK

Downloads

4

Readme

EireneRx API SDK

This is a javascript client sdk to implement the click-through integration process for EireneRx Vendors.

Install

Client-Side

bower install eirenerx-sdk

Server-Side

npm install eirenerx-sdk

Usage

<script src="/eirenerx.js"></script>
EireneRx.ePrescribeLink({
  key: 'YOURKEY',
  secret: 'YOURSECRET',
  email: 'UsersEmail',
  sponsor: 'UsersCustomerId',
  identifier: 'Patient Identifier'
}, callback);

function callback(err, url) {
  // url contains link to be clicked
}
EireneRx.getPatient({
  key: 'YOURKEY',
  secret: 'YOURSECRET',
  sponsor: 'CUSTOMERID',
  center: 'CUSTOMER_LOCATION_ID'},
  identifier,  
  callback);

function callback(err, patient) {
  // if not found returns a new patient object to be saved
  // * see add patient example in examples folder *
  // if found returns a patient object to be saved
  // * see update patient example in examples folder *
  patient.save(patient, callback);
});
var hooks = EireneRx.webhooksModule;
hooks = {
  lists();
  create();
  update();
  delete();
};

API

EireneRx global contains two methods:

  • ePrescribeLink
  • getPatient

ePrescribeLink

ePrescribeLink takes the following parameters:

  • options
  • callback

The options object must contain the following key-value pairs:

  • key - Your Key ID
  • secret - Your Secret Id
  • sponsor - Customer Id
  • email - User's Email Address
  • identifier - Patient's Identifier

The callback function will return two parameters:

  • err - if not null then an error has returned from the method call.
  • url - if no error, the full url to attach to your interface is returned.

getPatient

getPatient will return a full patient object, enable you to make modifications and update EireneRx with those modifications. It takes two parameters:

  • options
  • identifier
  • callback

The options object should contain the following key-value pairs:

  • key - Your Key ID
  • secret - Your Secret Id
  • sponsor - Customer Id
  • center - Customer Center Id

The identifier

  • identifier - Patient Identifier Id

The callback function is executed when the return response is made from the api. The callback has two arguments:

  • err - if the err object is not null then an error has occured.
  • patient - if no error the patient object will return an empty object if the patient does not exist in EireneRx, or will contain the completed information for the patient.

In the call back function you may add/modifiy the patient objects values and to persist back to the eirenerx api, simply call the patient.save() method.

TODO: WebSockets for Medication Events!!!!

Development Release Process

  1. npm run dist
  2. git push origin master
  3. git push --tags
  4. npm publish

LICENSE

MIT

Contribution

TODO: Add Contribution Requirements