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fhir-spec-tools

v0.2.0

Published

Scripts and other shared tooling for working with the HL7® FHIR® standard

Downloads

5

Readme

fhir-spec-tools

Scripts and other shared tooling for working with the HL7® FHIR® standard

List of scripts

  • parseChoiceTypesForResource.ts
    • Run with npm run build:choice-types
    • Purpose: Option [x] choice types for each resource
    • Format: creates an object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are objects whose keys are choice types and values are an array of all the types it can be
    • Input: structure definitions in folder resource-definitions (pulled from each resource profile, example: https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/encounter.profile.json)
    • Output: choice-types.json
    • Original repo: bulk-export-server getChoiceTypesForResource.js
  • parseMandatoryElements.ts
    • Run with npm run build:mandatory-elements
    • Purpose: Mandatory (minimum cardinality 1) elements for each resource
    • Format: creates object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are arrays of strings that are mandatory elements
    • Input: structure definitions in folder resource-definitions (pulled from each resource profile, example: https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/encounter.profile.json)
    • Output: mandatory-elements.json
    • Original repo: bulk-export-server parseStructureDefinitions.js
  • parseCompartmentDefinition.ts
    • Run with npm run build:patient-paths
    • Purpose: patient reference paths and patient search parameters for each associated resource
    • Format: creates object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are arrays of strings to use to reference a patient (or same but for search parameters)
    • Input: compartmentdefinition-patient.json from https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/compartmentdefinition-patient.html
    • Output: patient-attribute-paths.json, patient-search-parameters.json
    • Original repo: deqm-test-server parseCompartmentDefinition.js
    • Note: patient-search-parameters is not used by deqm-test-server but is used in fqm-execution. bulk-export-server also uses the compartmentDefinition, but only uses the resource names, which can be pulled from either of these output files instead. This script is currently dependent on node-fhir-server-core for patient-attribute-paths, but ideally these would be pulled directly from the FHIR spec.
  • parseCodeSystems.ts
    • Run with npm run build:code-systems
    • Purpose: Lookup name for each code system url
    • Format: object with code system url keys mapped to name values
    • Input: cts-metadata.json
    • Output: systemMap.ts
    • Original repo: fqm-execution parseCodeSystems.ts
  • parseCodePath.ts
    • Run with npm run build:codes
    • Purpose: primary and other code paths for each resource
    • Format: create object whose keys are resourceTypes and values have the resourceTypes' primaryCodePath and other code-type paths
    • Input: fhir-modelinfo-4.0.1.xml
    • Output: codePaths.ts
    • Original repo: fqm-testify parseCodePath.ts
  • parsePrimaryDatePath.ts
    • Run with npm run build:dates
    • Purpose: information about date paths and date types for each resource
    • Format: create object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are an object with a date path key and object listing that key’s data types
    • Input: fhir-modelinfo-4.0.1.xml
    • Output: primaryDatePaths.ts
    • Original repo: fqm-testify parsePrimaryDatePath.ts
  • parseDateSearchParam.ts
    • Run with npm run build:date-search-parameters
    • Purpose: filter all search parameters to only date parameters
    • Format: FHIR searchParams bundle
    • Input: search-parameters.json from https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/search-parameters.json
    • Output: dateSearchParameters.ts
    • Original repo: fqm-execution (just files, script was not previously committed)
  • parseProperties.ts
    • Run with npm run build:properties
    • Purpose: valid properties exist for each resource
    • Format: create object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are an array of valid properties
    • Input: structure definitions in folder resource-definitions (pulled from each resource profile, example: https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/encounter.profile.json)
    • Output: propertyPaths.ts
    • Original repo: fqm-testify parseProperties.ts, parse-properties branch
  • parseSearchParams.ts
    • Run with npm run build:search-parameters
    • Purpose: valid search parameters for each resource
    • Format: create object whose keys are resourceTypes and values are an object whose keys are the search parameters for each type and whose values are the types associated with each search parameter
    • Input: structure definitions in folder resource-definitions (pulled from each resource profile, example: https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/encounter.profile.json), and search-parameters.json (pulled from https://hl7.org/fhir/R4/search-parameters.json)
    • Output: searchParameters.ts