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shlinker

v0.6.2

Published

SHLinker helps web applications work with SMART Health Links and display them consistently. It provides functions to parse, retrieve, and render SHLinks, making it easy to integrate SHLink functionality into your projects.

Downloads

11

Readme

SHLinker: SMART Health Links Processing Library

SHLinker helps web applications work with SMART Health Links and display them consistently. It provides functions to parse, retrieve, and render SHLinks, making it easy to integrate SHLink functionality into your projects.

Key Features

  • Parse SHLinks and extract relevant information
  • Retrieve files associated with SHLinks
  • Render SHLink widgets with customizable options
  • Decrypt and handle different file types (FHIR, SMART Health Cards)
  • TypeScript support for enhanced developer experience

Static Example

If you don't want to use a build process, you can always download or link to our CSS and JavaScript files:

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<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
    <title>SHLinker Test</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div id="main"></div>
    <script type="module">
      import * as shlink from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/shlinker.js";
      // ^^ Or download and use a local copy

      // pass a shl directly, or let the library parse it from window.location
      const parsed = await shlink.parse("https://joshuamandel.com/cgm/#shlink:/eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL2pvc2h1YW1hbmRlbC5jb20vY2dtL3NobC8xMjBkYXlfYWdwX2J1bmRsZV91bmd1ZXNzYWJsZV9zaGxfaWQwMDAwMDAwIiwiZmxhZyI6IkxVIiwia2V5IjoiYWdwX29ic191bmd1ZXNzYWJsZV9yYW5kb21fa2V5MDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMCIsImxhYmVsIjoiSm9zaCdzIENHTSBEYXRhIn0");
      const retrieved = await shlink.retrieve(parsed)
      const main = document.getElementById("main")
      shlink.render(retrieved, main, { showDetails: true })
    </script>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/shlinker.css" />
    <!-- ^^ Or download and use a local copy --/>
  </body>
</html>

Installation

If you're using a build process, install the library using npm or its ilk:

npm install shlinker

or

bun install shlinker

Usage

Import the library and use its functions:

import { parse, retrieve, render } from 'shlinker';

// Parse an SHLink
const shlinkData = parse('shlink:/...');

// Retrieve files associated with the SHLink
const retrievedData = await retrieve(shlinkData, { recipient: 'John Doe' });

// Render the SHLink widget
const container = document.getElementById('shlink-container');
render(retrievedData, container, { showDetails: true });

API Reference

parse(shlink?: string): SHLinkData

Parses an SHLink and extracts relevant information.

  • shlink (optional): The SHLink to parse. If not provided, the current page URL will be used.

Returns an SHLinkData object containing the parsed information.

retrieve(shlinkData: SHLinkData, options?: RetrieveOptions): Promise<SHLinkData>

Retrieves files associated with an SHLink.

  • shlinkData: The parsed SHLink data obtained from parse().
  • options (optional): Additional options for file retrieval.
    • recipient (optional): The recipient of the SHLink.
    • passcode (optional): The passcode required to access the SHLink files.

Returns a promise that resolves to an updated SHLinkData object with the retrieved files.

render(shlinkData: SHLinkData, container: Element, config?: RenderConfig): void

Renders the SHLink widget using the provided SHLink data.

  • shlinkData: The parsed SHLink data obtained from parse() or retrieve().
  • container: The DOM element where the SHLink widget will be rendered.
  • config (optional): Configuration options for rendering the SHLink widget.
    • showDetails (optional): Determines whether to show additional details in the widget. Default is true.
    • showButtons (optional): Array of buttons to show in the widget. Can include copy, download, share, and qr. If not specified, all buttons are shown.
    • viewerPrefix (optional): The prefix to use when generating the SHLink URL for viewing.
    • qrStartsOpen (optional): Set to true to display the QR code initially. Default is false.
    • logoOverride (optional): URL to override the default SMART logo. Set to null to remove the logo.
    • logoBottom (optional): URL to add a logo at the bottom of the widget. Set to null to remove the bottom logo.

Customization

The render() function accepts a RenderConfig object that allows you to customize the rendering of the SHLink widget.

  • showDetails (optional): Set to true to display additional details such as label, file count, and total size. Default is true.
  • showButtons (optional): Array of buttons to show in the widget. Can include copy, download, share, and qr. If not specified, all buttons are shown.
  • viewerPrefix (optional): Specify a custom prefix to use when rendering the SHLink URL for copy-to-clipboard or QR display. Default is the original prefix from the parsed SHLink. Pass null to explicitly strip any prefix from the link.
  • qrStartsOpen (optional): Set to true to display the QR code initially. Default is false.
  • logoOverride (optional): URL to override the default SMART logo. Set to null to remove the logo.
  • logoBottom (optional): URL to add a logo at the bottom of the widget. Set to null to remove the bottom logo.

Example:

render(shlinkData, container, {
  showDetails: false,
  viewerPrefix: 'https://example.com/viewer',
  showButtons: ['copy', 'download'],
  qrStartsOpen: true,
  logoOverride: 'https://example.com/custom-logo.png',
  logoBottom: 'https://example.com/bottom-logo.png',
});

CSS

You can use our supplied CSS to style the widget based on .class, or you can customize the styling. Either way, include a shlinker.css in your page. See src/shlinker.css.

Sizing

If you render the widget into an explicitly sized div, it will adjust to fit.

Contributing

Contributions to the SMART Health Links Processing Library are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the library's GitHub repository.

License

This library is released under the MIT License.