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wt2docx

v1.0.0-rc1

Published

openEHR WebTemplate to Asciidoc/ Docx/Xmind documentation - a util by Bifrost modified by freshEHR

Downloads

10

Readme

wtconvert

App to convert openEHR 'web templates' to Asciidoc, Xmind and other output formats.

Purpose

Documentation for clinical applications should be written and maintained in one single truth. The openEHR web template is such a resource. This project generates asciidoc files and other exports for a given template.

Usage

❯ wtconvert
Options:
    --help                  Show help                             [boolean]
    --version               Show version number                   [boolean]
    --web-template, -wt     Source web template                   [string] [required]
    --out-file,     -o                                            [string]
    --export-format, -ex    Export format (default:adoc)          [string] adoc|xmind|docx|pdf
    -- config-file,  -cf    default: "config/wtconfig.json"       [string]
  

Export format dependencies

  • Adoc (asciidoc) and Xmind are supported natively.

  • Docx requires a local install of Pandoc

  • PDF requires local installs of Pandoc and BasicTex - for Macos

Configuration

The default configuration is

{
  //Display occurences as e.g. [1..1] rather than 'mandatory'
  "displayTechnicalOccurrences": false,
  
  //Hide atCodes and Rm attribute ids
  "hideNodeIds": true,
  
  // Skip specific AQL paths
  "skippedAQLPaths": [],
  
  //Include specifc annotations
  "includedAnnotations": [],
  
  //Exclude theese specific RM attribute tags
  "excludedRMTags": ["territory","language", "encoding","subject"],
  
  // Optionsal top level title to replace the template root name
  "title": "",
 
  // Display the AQL paths of eacNode instead of a Description
  "displayAQLPaths": false,
  
  //Display a Table of contents
   "displayToc": false,
}