hlseven/davinci-crd-test repository overview

⁠EHR FHIR Server

This subproject hosts a HAPI FHIR server that is based on the hapi-fhir-jpaserver-example⁠.

⁠Foundry

A live demo is hosted by HL7 FHIR Foundry⁠.

⁠Prerequisites

• Java 17+
• Maven

⁠Running the server

mvn spring-boot:run

This will start the server with its FHIR endpoint accessible at http://localhost:8080/test-ehr/r4⁠

⁠Adding resources to the database

The database will be initialized with any resources in the src/main/resources/seed-data directory.

⁠Using OAuth security features

The FHIR server is open by default, but this can be changed in the src/main/resources/application.yaml file.

First, change the use_oauth flag to true to turn on security. Then set the client_id, client_secret, and oauth_token fields.

If using Keycloak and following the CRD⁠ guide, the client_id and oauth_token fields can be left as default. The client_secret can be found with the following steps:

1. Open the keycloak admin console (http://localhost:8180/auth⁠) and log in
2. Open the ClientFhirServer, then the clients tab, and click app-token.
3. Click on the Credentials tab, use the regenerate secret option if needed.
4. Copy the client secret into the properties file under client_secret

Finally, ensure that the request generator⁠ has the correct username and password in the properties.json file. If following the CRD guide, this will be one of the users created when setting up Keycloak.

⁠Server endpoints

⁠Questions and Contributions

Questions about the project can be asked in the Da Vinci CRD stream on the FHIR Zulip Chat⁠.

This project welcomes Pull Requests. Any issues identified with the RI should be submitted via the GitHub issue tracker⁠.

As of October 1, 2022, The Lantana Consulting Group is responsible for the management and maintenance of this Reference Implementation. In addition to posting on FHIR Zulip Chat channel mentioned above you can contact Corey Spears⁠ for questions or requests.